The Hamas-Interested Health Ministry said that at least 81 Palestinians have been killed and more than 400 were injured in the Israeli attacks in Gaza in 24 hours.

In an incident, at least 11 people, including children, were killed after a strike near a stadium in Gaza city, al-Shifa hospital staff and witnesses told the news agencies. The stadium was being used for the displaced people living in tents.

BBC verified footage shows people digging through sand with their bare hands and spades to find bodies.

The BBC has approached the Israeli army for comments.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump said that he hoped that a ceasefire may agree in next week.

Qatri mediators said they hope that American pressure could achieve a deal, after a trussian between Israel and Iran that ended the 12-day struggle between countries.

In March, a two -month ceasefire collapsed when Israel started fresh attacks on Gaza. The deal of ceasefire – which began on January 19 – was installed in three phases, but did not make it before the first phase.

Stage 2 includes the establishment of a permanent ceasefire, the return of the remaining hostages in Gaza in exchange for the Palestinians imprisoned in Israel and the complete return of the Israeli forces from Gaza.

On Thursday, a senior Hamas official said that the BBC mediators have intensified the broker’s efforts to a new ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza, but the conversation with Israel has stopped.

A rally was organized on Saturday evening at Tel Aviv, which was calling a deal to free the remaining Israeli hostages organized by Hamas in Gaza. The organizers said, “The time has come to end the fight and bring everyone home in a phase”.

Meanwhile, the Israeli attacks in Gaza continue. At least 11 people were killed in the Friday evening strike near the Palestine Stadium in Gaza City, the hospital staff and witnesses said.

A witness said that he was sitting when he suddenly used to hear a big explosion “after a road hit.

“The region was packed with tents – now tents are under sand. We spent hours to dig with our bare hands,” Ahmed Kashakai told Reuters News Agency.

He said that “there are no desired people, nor any terrorist [Israelis] claim… [there are] Only civilians, children, who were targeted without mercy, said.

The BBC has verified the footage showing citizens and emergency services digging through the sandy ground with its hands and spades to find the bodies.

Fourteen more people were killed, some of them children, attack on an apartment block and in a tent in Al-Mavasi region.

The strike in Al-Mavasi killed three children and their parents who died, while they were sleeping, relatives told the Associated Press.

“What did these children do to them? What is their fault?” The children’s grandmother, Sud Abu Tema told the news agency.

More people died on Saturday afternoon after an airstrike on Tafa neighborhood near Jafa School, where hundreds of displaced Ghazan were giving refuge.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said the strike killed at least eight people, including five children.

Mohammad Habob, a witness, told Reuters that his nephew, father and children of his neighbors were killed in strike.

He said, “We did nothing to them, why do they harm us? Did we harm them? We are citizens,” they told the news agency.

The Health Ministry said that ambulances and civil defense crew are facing difficulties in reaching the debris and many victims trapped on the streets due to the impossibility of agitation in some affected areas.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have not yet commented on these reports.

The IDF issued a statement on Saturday evening stating that it had killed Hakham Muhammad Isa al-Issa in Hamas’s military wing in Sabra area of ​​Gaza City on Friday.

The IDF stated that he was one of the founding members of Hamas’s military wing, who was a member of Hamas’s General Security Council, and played an important role in the plan and execution of Hamas’s 7 October 2023 attack on Israel.

The Israeli army started his bombing of Gaza in response to the attack, killing around 1,200 people and 251 others were taken hostage.

According to the Hamas-Interested Health Ministry of the region, more than 56,000 people have been killed in Gaza since then.