Israeli Air Strike Kills Seven On Refugee Camp

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According to Hamas, seven captives, including three individuals with foreign passports, were killed in an Israeli air strike on Jabaliya, the largest refugee camp in Gaza. 


Additionally, the armed wing of Hamas, al-Qassam Brigades, claimed that nearly 50 Israeli captives were killed during Israeli bombing campaigns.


 However, these figures have not been confirmed by Israeli authorities. Currently, there are 240 captives in Gaza, consisting of Israelis, foreigners, and dual nationals, as reported by Israel's army. 


Israeli authorities have also noted that four women have been released, and an Israeli soldier was freed during a ground operation.

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