322 Palestinians killed or missing as Israel resumes Gaza attacks

The Gaza local authorities on Tuesday morning said that over 322 Palestinians were killed and missing in a matter of five hours across the Gaza Strip as Israel resumed its genocidal war, breaking a ceasefire that lasted nearly two months.

The Israeli army said early Tuesday that it conducted airstrikes in the Gaza Strip, the largest since the ceasefire with the Palestinian group Hamas took effect on Jan. 19.

Gaza’s Health Ministry said the bodies of 254 Palestinians have so far been transferred to hospitals, along with 440 injured people.

“Many victims remain under the rubble as efforts are underway to recover them,” the ministry added in a statement.

The Gaza Government Media Office said entire families are among the victims, who were killed together in the Israeli attacks, noting that ambulances and civil defense teams are unable to bring all victims to hospitals.