The number of people killed in Gaza has increased by almost 1,000 in the last two days, the Gaza health ministry has said.

Protesters gathered in Jerusalem Wednesday, marching towards the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to oppose the government's resumption of the war in Gaza.

Yesterday was the deadliest day in Gaza in over one year, after more than 400 people were killed by Israeli air strikes.

Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas accused each other of breaching the truce. It had broadly held since January and offered respite from war for the 2.3 million inhabitants of Gaza, which has been reduced to rubble.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Gaza, killing more than 400 people, Palestinian health authorities said on Tuesday, threatening the complete collapse of a two-month ceasefire as Israel vowed to use more force to free hostages held by Hamas.

The Israeli military also issued new orders for Gaza residents to evacuate combat zones.

Israeli strikes killed at least five Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, health officials in the enclave said, and the Israeli army, which resumed attacks against the territory, said it targeted a Hamas military site in the north.

Gaza: Hamas announced that it remains in constant contact with mediators and is engaging responsibly and positively with all proposals aimed at halting

MAHAR has condemned in the strongest terms Israel’s barbaric military assault on Gaza, which has intentionally broken the ongoing ceasefire.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Gaza and killed more than 400 people on Tuesday, Palestinian health authorities said, shattering nearly two months of relative calm since a ceasefire began, as Israel warned the onslaught was "just the beginning." Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas accused each other of breaching the truce. It…

Gaza’s Health Ministry reports that at least 48,577 Palestinians have died and 112,041 have been wounded since the conflict began

But with Israel's surprise bombardment of Gaza, she fears he might not come home at all

Israelis protested outside government offices in Jerusalem on Tuesday after extensive airstrikes by the military in the Gaza Strip, marking the largest offensive since January's ceasefire.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that the renewed offensive is "only the beginning".

The Israeli strikes on Gaza, the largest since a ceasefire took effect in January, killed more than 400 people on Tuesday, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warning Hamas that the attack was "only the beginning".