Israel hands over a new batch of the bodies of Gaza martyrs.

A correspondent reported that vehicles belonging to the International Red Cross delivered today, Saturday, the bodies of 15 Palestinian martyrs that were being held by the Israeli occupation forces during the war on Gaza.

The correspondent stated that the Red Cross transported the bodies to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip via the Kissofim crossing, noting that this is the fourth batch of Palestinian martyrs delivered by the occupation forces since the implementation of the ceasefire agreement on the tenth of this month.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that it received the bodies released by the occupation through the Red Cross, bringing the total number of released martyr bodies to 135.

The ministry stated in a statement that some of the bodies showed signs of mutilation, beating, handcuffing, and blindfolding, indicating that the identities of 7 of them were recognized by their families.

Meanwhile, the Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip announced the retrieval of the bodies of 14 martyrs from the Zaitoun neighborhood east of Gaza City and the Nasr neighborhood west of it since this morning.

The Civil Defense reported that it was able, after coordinating with the Red Cross, to retrieve the bodies of 9 martyrs - including 7 children - who were targeted by the occupation's artillery while they were in a vehicle in the Zaitoun neighborhood last night, Friday.

In response to the shelling, the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) stated that the occupation committed a new massacre against the Abu Shaaban family while they were trying to check on their home in the Zaitoun neighborhood, calling on U.S. President Donald Trump and mediators to take responsibility for monitoring the occupation's violations and compelling it to respect the ceasefire agreement.

The Israeli army justified targeting these civilians by claiming they crossed the "yellow line," which it withdrew to during the first phase of the ceasefire agreement.

In other developments, Palestinian media reported that the Israeli occupation forces committed further violations in the Gaza Strip today.

Sources stated that the occupation's vehicles opened fire heavily east of Gaza City.

An Israeli drone of the "Quadcopter" type also fired in the Shuja'iyya area of the Tuffah neighborhood northeast of the city.

Simultaneously, Israeli warboats opened fire heavily at fishermen in the vicinity of Gaza port.

In the southern Gaza Strip, Israeli vehicles fired heavily at the town of Abasan al-Jadida east of Khan Younis, according to Palestinian sources.

The Gaza Center for Human Rights reported today that it documented 129 incidents of shelling and gunfire committed by the Israeli occupation forces, resulting in the martyrdom of 34 Palestinians and the injury of 122 others since the ceasefire agreement came into effect.

Over the course of two years, Israel waged a war of extermination that resulted in the martyrdom of about 68,000 and the injury of 170,000 others. According to Civil Defense estimates, about 10,000 martyrs were buried under the rubble of buildings destroyed due to the shelling.