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At least 75 Palestinians were killed by Israeli strikes in central Gaza since Wednesday, with that grim toll expected to rise further as rescue crews struggle to reach those still buried under smoking rubble.
Explosions thundered across the northern district of Gaza City in the morning hours, with an Al Jazeera correspondent on the ground reporting heavy shelling targeting the Korba area in the Shujayea neighbourhood.
Weeks of intense fighting between Israel and Palestinian factions has engulfed the region, with Hamas firing hundreds of rockets into Israel and the Israeli military mounting heavy airstrikes on Gaza.
This latest wave of arrests raises the total number of Palestinians detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank since October 7th to over 8,975, including those currently in custody and those later released.
In a statement providing details on the strikes, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) identified the three Hamas figures as Mansour Adil Mansour Kashlan, Walid Abed Abu Dalal, and Muhammad Abdullah Khaled al-Qanou'a.
The escalating violence has raised alarm bells among international observers and human rights groups, who have condemned the targeting of civilian areas and displacement shelters.
In a statement, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said its Iron Dome air defense system successfully engaged an incoming target from Lebanon earlier in the day. Few other details were provided about the object's nature or point of origin within Lebanon.
Plumes of smoke billowed over the northern Philadelphi area as Israeli troops and armored vehicles were seen operating openly, meeting no Palestinian resistance.
The attack shattered the sense of security for hundreds of Palestinians who had sought refuge in what they believed to be a safer location. Many were killed or maimed in the area they were told to evacuate to, leaving a community already displaced by conflict in deep shock and mourning.
According to the UN, from May 6 to May 25, only 143 humanitarian trucks managed to cross into Gaza through the Karem Abu Salem (Kerem Shalom) crossing. This number starkly contrasts with the average of 146 trucks per day that entered Gaza in April, highlighting the severe reduction in aid flow.
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