The Israeli Occupation persists in its aggression against the Gaza Strip for the 192nd consecutive day, with daily attacks resulting in a mounting death toll and injuries.

These actions include indiscriminate bombings and deliberate targeting of civilians, reflecting a sustained campaign of violence and starvation tactics since October 7 of the previous year.

Reports from the Gaza government media office, on Saturday evening, said that the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) carried out six separate massacres in the Jadeed Camp area in Nuseirat, central Gaza. The attacks primarily targeted displaced individuals, with a majority being children and women, resulting in the deaths of 19 people and over 200 injuries.

The media office detailed the airstrikes in the Jadeed Camp area, including bombings on schools and residential homes belonging to multiple families. The casualties were transported to hospitals for treatment.

Regarding diplomatic negotiations, a Hamas source disclosed the movement's stance on the latest proposal presented during talks in Cairo aimed at reaching a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Hamas rejected the proposal, emphasizing the rights of Gaza residents to return to their homes and the removal of Israeli Occupation Forces from central Gaza.

While Hamas remains committed to these demands, the Israeli Occupation has shown resistance. Hamas also reiterated its position that any ceasefire agreement must lead to a permanent cessation of hostilities, a point the occupation has been reluctant to discuss.

Recent discussions in Egypt included a proposal from the United States suggesting the release of approximately 900 Palestinian prisoners by Israeli Occupation in exchange for the expected release of 40 Israeli Occupation captives. Hamas expressed willingness to consider this proposal once other concerns are addressed.

The death toll from the ongoing aggression continues to rise, with the Gaza Ministry of Health reporting a total of 33,729 fatalities and 76,371 injuries since October 7. There are still individuals trapped under rubble and on roads, inaccessible to ambulance and civil defense teams.