Israel bombed Gaza and the West Bank overnight: Death toll rising, mosque and refugee camp hit

(Patria) - Israel continued its bombing of Gaza last night, which, according to Palestinian authorities, killed at least 50 people. This morning, Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip was also attacked, where, according to the same source, at least 11 Palestinians were killed.

The city of Rafah was also bombed.

The attacks followed hours after Israeli army spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari called on Gaza residents to evacuate south, away from danger.

The Israeli army announced this morning that it had neutralized "terrorists" in airstrikes who were in the basement of the Al Ansar mosque in Jenin, in the occupied West Bank.

- The army carried out an airstrike on a terrorist complex of Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives, who are responsible for several terrorist attacks in recent months and are preparing a new terrorist attack - the Israeli army stated in a statement.

It is stated that the mosque contained a "command center for planning attacks" and a "base for their execution".

Slightly earlier, the UN agency for assistance to Palestinian refugees announced that 13 Palestinians were killed in an attack by Israeli forces on the Nur Shams refugee camp, also located in the West Bank.

This morning, international airports in the Syrian capital Damascus and the northern city of Aleppo were hit. One person was killed, Syrian state media reported.