Gaza Under Israeli Airstrikes, 2 Children Among 8 Palestinians Killed

Gaza: There has been news of intensification of Israeli air strikes in Gaza Strip. At least eight Palestinians are reported to have been killed in these attacks, including two children. On the other hand, tension regarding paper kites has also increased after a statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Netanyahu is said to have reportedly said that the attacks could be intensified if paper kites were flown. After this, discussion has started in the area regarding the kites seen in the hands of children.

How many people died in the attacks in Gaza?

According to reports, at least eight Palestinians have lost their lives in Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Information has also come to light that two children were among the dead. On Sunday, Israel fired a missile targeting a warehouse in Az-Zawida area, causing harm to the people present there.

Child's body found near the sand?

After the attack, information about the body of a child being found near the sand has also come to light. The report said the death of four-year-old Mohammed Abdel Salam Taha has been confirmed. After this incident the situation in the area became more tense.

What did Netanyahu say about paper kites?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had indicated a tough stance against flying paper kites. After his statement, the discussion intensified that kite fliers could also be targeted.

What instructions did Defense Minister Katz give to the army?

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz has also given instructions to the army on this issue. He said the kites could be treated like drones and would be shot down both with or without explosives. He also reportedly said that Hamas commanders could also be targeted for flying kites.

Had there been a demand to intensify the attacks even before this?

Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir had earlier called for further intensification of Israeli attacks in Gaza. He reportedly said that a large number of bombs should be dropped every night.

Ben-Gvir also took aim at Prime Minister Netanyahu during a conversation with former Gaza hostage Roman Braslavsky in a podcast. He had said that Israeli attacks on Gaza have reduced in recent times, which he does not consider correct.

There is concern about the safety of civilians amid the ongoing military action in Gaza. Reports of civilian casualties, including children, in airstrikes have once again made the humanitarian situation of this conflict grave.