Another Israeli airstrike is reported by Palestinian media in Gaza City.
Hamas’s civil defense agency says it has retrieved the bodies of 28 people killed by Israeli airstrikes in seven different locations in the Gaza Strip since this morning. The agency adds that there are still people missing under the rubble.
Of the 28 dead, a quarter are children, about a third are women, one is an elderly man and four are officers of the Hamas-run police, the civil defense agency says.
The Hamas-run health ministry reports another 30 people wounded, some in critical condition.
The tolls cannot be verified. The IDF has not commented on the strikes.
The strikes come a day after the IDF said that its forces identified eight gunmen emerging from a tunnel in Rafah, in southern Gaza. Three of them were killed and a fourth, whom it described as a key Hamas commander in the area, was arrested.
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