Hospitals and medical staff say Israel is suspected of killing at least 66 people in Gaza

Deir Al-Balah of Gaza Strip (AP) – At least 66 people died overnight in Israel's strike on the Gaza Strip, and by Sunday, hospitals and medical staff in the abused enclave said that when Israel launched its war on its territory escalation, it said it was to increase the pressure on Hamas to agree to temporary temporary expenses.

The Israeli military did not immediately comment.

Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, a southern Gaza city, said it received the bodies of 20 people killed in multiple overnight air strikes that struck homes and tents and covered up displaced families in the Muwasi area.

At least 36 people were killed in northern Gaza, according to the Ministry of Health and Civil Defense First Responder.

According to the Ministry of Health’s Emergency Services, the deceased included a nine person from a family who were killed when air strikes attacked their houses in a built Jabaliya refugee camp.

According to civil defense, operated under the leadership of the Hamas-run government, another strike attacked the Berawi family house, also in Jabaliya, killing 10 people, including seven children and a woman. It said that the deceased had two parents, their three children, a father and his four children.

According to the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in the town of Deir Al-Balah, at least 10 people died in two strikes in central Gaza. A strike in Zweida town killed seven people, including two children and four women. The hospital said two parents and their children were killed for the second time in a Deir al-Balah apartment.