The Israeli Air Force launched a violent offensive in the Gaza Strip this morning, killing at least 26 people, including six children, according to medical sources and local authorities. The attacks targeted residential buildings and displaced persons camps in areas such as Al Mawasi, marking one of the bloodiest days since the ceasefire began. With these new victims, the death toll since the truce was established has exceeded 510, deepening the humanitarian crisis in a territory where civilian tents have once again become targets for projectiles. According to the Argentine News Agency, the Israeli government justified the military deployment as a direct response to alleged violations of the agreement by Hamas. However, the impact of missiles in densely populated areas with displaced persons caused immediate international outrage. Images recorded in western Khan Yunis after Saturday's bombing show the total destruction of makeshift shelters and the desperate work of rescue teams among the rubble. The escalation of violence jeopardizes the continuation of the ceasefire, while the death toll continues to rise in local health centers.
