The death toll from the afternoon and morning blows of Israel in Han Younes, in the southern strip of Gaza, is dramatically rising dramatically.

The Palestinian Civil Protection Office announced today, in a new report, that 100 people were killed in today’s Israeli bombings (while early in the morning there was 28 dead).

An account from Israeli blows in the Gaza Strip increased to 103 dead in the morning, the Civil Protection Agency said, “after Israel has set many residences in the northern part of the Gaza Strip”

The dead include journalist Hassan Samour, who worked for AQSA’s Hamas Radio, along with 11 members of his family when their home was hit, said rescuers according to Reuters.

Most civilians were killed in Han Junis, in the southern part of the Palestinian enclave, according to the rescue service, as their homes were bombed.

Israel’s latest attacks took place on the day that the Palestinians honor the “Nakba” (“destruction” in Arabic), when hundreds of thousands of people left or expelled from their cities and villages during the 1948 war in the Middle East, which led to the birth of the state.

With most of the 2.3 million inhabitants of Gaza now being internally displaced, some say that the suffering is now larger than the Nakba era.

“What we are living now is even worse than Nakba of 1948,” said Ahmed Hamad, Palestinian from the city of Gaza, who has been displaced many times.

“The truth is that we live in a permanent state of violence and displacement. Wherever we go, we face attacks. Death surrounds us everywhere. “

There was no direct comment by the Israeli army, who escalated his attack on Gaza as he tries to eliminate Hamas in retaliation for the bloody attacks launched by the Palestinian Islamist organization in Israel in 2023.

Hamas said in a statement that Israel is making “a desperate attempt to negotiate under fire” while indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas, with the participation of Trump’s envoys and Egyptian mediators.