Death toll in Gaza rises to 370

The death toll after the Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip has risen to 370 and 2200 people are injured.
Several bodies were retrieved, including children, due to the shelling carried out by the Israeli warplanes in multiple areas in Gaza, Palestinian medical sources reported on Sunday.
The occupation's fighter jets bombarded lands between the towns of Beit Hanoun and Jabalia with dozens of rockets and concussion bombs, north of Gaza.
Palestinian sources reported that sounds of major explosions were heard with smoke and flames rising over north of Gaza due to the airstrikes carried out by the Israeli military aircraft which inflicted major devastation upon citizens' property and their close houses.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian Ministry of Education decided to suspend the operation of schools on Monday and resort to remote education instead, adding that such decision comes due to the field circumstances witnessed by the Palestinian territories in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
In addition, several Palestinians suffocated in Bethlehem during confrontations with the Israeli occupation forces, with security and local sources reporting that the confrontations were focused on the northern entry of the city, during which the occupation forces fired stun grenades and poison gas leading to many wounds among inhabitants of Al 'Aza camp who were suffocated and subsequently treated in the field.