Israeli occupation escalates its violent bombardment on various areas in Gaza strip

The Israeli occupation warplanes continued to launch its intense and violent raids on various areas of the Gaza Strip, killing dozens of civilians and causing great destruction, in conjunction with the continued mobilization of more of its forces around what is known as the "Gaza envelope" settlements.
The Palestinian Information Center stated that the occupation forces continue their aggression for the seventh day in a row with a massive and destructive intensity of fire, as intensive raids were launched on northwest Gaza City, including Beit Lahia, and on the Bureij camp in the center of the Strip.
In a related context, the Center pointed out that the occupation continues to bomb and destroy entire residential homes on top of their residents, while destroying streets and infrastructure, and seeking to displace hundreds of thousands from their homes, especially in the eastern regions of the Strip.
The number of martyrs and wounded increases with every Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip. According to the latest statistics of the Palestinian Ministry of Health, it reached 1,537 martyrs and about 6,612 wounded, while the toll in the West Bank reached 35 killed and more than 650 wounded.
For its part, Hamas confirmed that as Operation Al-Aqsa Flood enters its seventh day, Palestinian clashes and rocket attacks continue, which reached Haifa and paralyzed work at Ben Gurion Airport, at a time when the death toll of the occupation rose to more than 1,400 dead, and more than 3,300 others were injured, amid renewed clashes this morning between Palestinian resistance fighters and the occupation army east of Bureij in the central Gaza Strip.
The surprise "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation was launched by the Palestinian resistance, last Saturday, on the settlements of what is known as the "Gaza envelope", simultaneously with the implementation of missile strikes from all areas of the Gaza Strip, in response to the continuing Israeli violations against the Palestinian people.