More than 500 Palestinians, including 200 children, have been killed and over 900 others injured since the Israeli war on Gaza resumed at dawn last Tuesday, bringing the total death toll since October 7, 2023, to 49,617 dead and 112,950 wounded, according to the latest figures announced by the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip on Thursday.

This comes as the Israeli military resumed its airstrikes across the Gaza Strip and advanced along several fronts. This follows 57 days of a fragile ceasefire that came into effect on January 19, and the Netanyahu government's refusal to complete the agreement and its related commitments, including an end to the war, a prisoner exchange, and reconstruction.

Coinciding with the intensification of airstrikes, the Israeli army launched ground operations in the central and northern Gaza Strip, indicating that its forces control the central Netzarim axis.

Fleeing the heavy Israeli bombardment in the northern Gaza Strip, families resumed their displacement journey, which had been repeated several times during the war.