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Rescue operations are underway to recover bodies from the rubble, and a local eyewitness mentioned that a Palestinian family living on the ground floor is believed to be buried under debris.

A spokesperson for the families of the hostages stated that they had been pleading for action for 105 days and were now demanding strong leadership and decisive measures from the government to ensure the freedom of the hostages. A member of Israel's War Cabinet, in a comment that suggested criticism of the current strategy, emphasized that a cease-fire was the only viable way to secure the captives' release.

Over the past two days, Israeli forces have successfully targeted and neutralized "dozens" of militants in the Palestinian enclave, simultaneously destroying rocket launchers.

CNN reports that invitations have been extended to the families of all six hostages, although it remains uncertain how many will attend the meeting.

The ongoing conflict, which started on October 7, 2023, has resulted in a total of 61,154 Palestinians injured. Tragically, many victims remain trapped under rubble, and rescue crews face difficulties reaching them.

According to the Foreign Ministry's statement on Tuesday, the deal involves transporting medicine and humanitarian aid to civilians in exchange for delivering necessary medications to Israeli captives in Gaza.

In the North Shati area, Israeli Air Force (IAF) aircraft and a helicopter, with support from ground troops, targeted and neutralized nine terrorist operatives. The 5th Brigade Team also played a role in this operation.

The soldier who lost his life was identified as Sgt. First Class (res.) Nitzan Schessler, a 21-year-old from Hadera, serving in the 55th Brigade’s 7155th Battalion. Sgt. Schessler was killed in a battle in southern Gaza, where two other soldiers sustained injuries.

Led by South Africa and including Brazil and Turkey, among others, this coalition not only expresses serious concern about the plight of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank but is also taking action in various global forums, surpassing the involvement of most neighboring Arab regimes.

Addressing the families' plea for continued mobilization, Herzog acknowledged the distressing reality faced by the hostages during the "100 Days of Hell" rally. "