The Israeli Army Announces the Killing of Militants in Northern Gaza and Bombs Various Areas of the Sector

The Israeli Army announced on Thursday evening that its forces in northern Gaza killed two militants who crossed the yellow line, posing a direct threat to them, while its warplanes raided various areas of the sector.

The occupation army claimed that the two militants posed a threat to it, so the air forces, under the direction of the infantry brigade, eliminated them.

The Israeli Army bombed Gaza City in the north of the sector, the Bureij camp and Deir al-Balah in the center, and areas in Rafah and Khan Yunis in the south, with aircraft and artillery.

The occupation army issued new "evacuation orders" to citizens in the east of al-Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City on Thursday evening.

It stated that the occupation army issued an evacuation order for an entire residential block in the area it describes as safe east of al-Tuffah neighborhood, in preparation for demolishing it, and to expand what it calls the "yellow cubes" for an additional distance exceeding 100 meters, and a width exceeding 300 meters.

It added that a massive displacement movement began from east of al-Tuffah neighborhood, involving hundreds of families.

Israel disavows its commitments stipulated in the ceasefire agreement that entered into force on October 10 last year, and its humanitarian protocol, which has exacerbated the suffering of Palestinians, whose living reality has not witnessed any improvement since that time.

Israel continues its violations of the ceasefire agreement, and has committed 875 violations that resulted in the martyrdom of 411 Palestinians and the injury of 1,112 others, according to the Gaza Government Media Office on Monday evening.

It is noted that Israel, with American support, began on October 8, 2023, committing genocide in the Gaza Strip that lasted two years, resulting in nearly 71,000 Palestinian martyrs and more than 171,000 injured, and massive destruction that affected 90% of the civilian infrastructure.