The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza said 29 people had been killed in the initial hours after a truce between Israel and Hamas militants expired and hostilities resumed.
Ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Qudra told AFP the dead included ten people killed in al-Maghazi in central Gaza, nine in Rafah in the south, and five in Gaza City in the north, following expiring of the truce.
The Al Quds Brigades, the armed wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement, said it attacked Israeli cities and towns this morning in response to "crimes against our people", according to a statement by the group.
Israel bears responsibility for "resuming war and aggression" on the Gaza Strip after it rejected overnight all offers to release other hostages, Palestinian militant group Hamas said in a statement on Friday.
A spokesperson for Gaza's health ministry said 32 Palestinians have been killed since the truce expired.
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