At least 41 people were killed on Sunday as Israeli strikes escalated across Gaza, and Gaza City became violent with artillery, gunfire and naval artillery fire.
One attack crashed into a residential building around Taral Hawa, throwing rap shots into a nearby evacuation camp, killing and injuring a family member who was protected by a tent, citing medical and local sources.
The government media office in Gaza has issued a statement that Israel will systematically bomb shelters, homes, schools, hospitals and humanitarian facilities to force evacuation.
Health officials have reported two more deaths from hunger and malnutrition in the last 24 hours, highlighting the hunger crisis that has killed hundreds of lives.
An aid centre north of Rafa opened fire, killing and wounding civilians, but Al-Kudos Hospital reported the death of Tar Al-Hawa.
Since October 2023, Israeli artillery fires have led to more than 64,800 deaths in Gaza, leaving people who have repeatedly displaced their critical infrastructure and evacuated in places never before to seek safety.