GAZA: An Israeli airstrike destroyed a house in Gaza City, killing Dozen members of the Al-Ghoula family.
Palestinian medics confirmed the death toll, including several children, and searches continued for survivors under rubble.
Residents stated that the victims were civilians, with no ties to armed resistance or rocket attacks.
The attack, part of escalating strikes, has brought the total deaths in Gaza to 65 since Friday.
Israeli Operations Continue Across Gaza
The Israeli military reported ongoing operations targeting Hamas infrastructure in Beit Hanoun and Jabalia.
Strikes in Jabalia killed three, while another in Deir Al-Balah killed three people in a car, medics said.
Israeli forces aim to dismantle Hamas capabilities, stating these operations are part of broader military objectives.
Saturday marked intensified actions, with residential areas heavily impacted, sparking criticism and humanitarian concerns.
Ceasefire Discussions Resume
Mediators from Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S. restarted ceasefire talks in Doha on Saturday.
Hamas reiterated its commitment to an agreement, but progress on a deal remains unclear.
The U.S. urged Hamas to cooperate, seeking a resolution to ongoing hostilities and hostage situations.
A Hamas-released video featured a hostage pleading for Israeli action to ensure captives’ safety.
Gaza’s Ongoing Devastation
Israel’s campaign followed the deadly Hamas attack on October 7, which killed 1,200 Israelis and captured hostages.
According to Gaza’s health ministry, Israel’s strikes have killed 45,717 Palestinians since the conflict began.
The destruction has displaced residents across the enclave, with humanitarian conditions worsening rapidly.
Efforts to reach a ceasefire remain critical as civilian casualties and destruction escalate daily.