The most prominent developments of the 30th day of the Israeli war on Gaza

While the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip continues for the 30th consecutive day, the Minister of Heritage in the occupation government, Amichai Eliyahu, announced that dropping a nuclear bomb on Gaza is a "possible solution," considering that the war has a price for the prisoners in the hands of the resistance in the Strip.

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced that the death toll had risen to 9770,4800 Palestinians, including 2550,596 children, 24,<> women and <> elderly people, in addition to the injury of more than <>,<> Palestinians.

On the other hand, the Israeli army spokesman admitted at a press conference that the death toll of soldiers and officers has risen to 347 since October 7.

Following are the highlights of the day:

• Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid declares that Israel will not be safe, no moral state and no war will not win unless the kidnapped return.
• The Gaza government announces its readiness to receive a UN committee to verify the conditions of hospitals, noting that the occupation army has begun implementing its threat to target hospitals in the Gaza Strip.
• The Palestine Red Crescent announces that it has lost contact with all its teams operating in Gaza.
• The New York Times quotes US and Israeli officials as saying that 400,<> Palestinians remain in the northern Gaza Strip, where Israeli forces have infiltrated it.
• The US deputy national security adviser told ABC that there can be no return to the pre-October 7 situation in which Israel can be threatened.
• Announcing that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei received Ismail Haniyeh, head of the political bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), during his recent visit to Tehran.
• The spokesman for the Ministry of Interior in Gaza announced that the number of victims of the aggression reached more than 37 thousand among martyrs, missing and wounded.
• Reuters quoted a senior U.S. official as saying the Palestinian Authority had shown a willingness to play a role in Gaza's future.
• The al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announces that it destroyed two Israeli tanks penetrating Beit Hanoun with two "Al-Yassin 105" missiles.
• Al Jazeera correspondent announces the death of at least 30 Palestinians in an Israeli shelling that targeted the Abu Hasira family home near the Gaza port.
• The Israeli military acknowledges that a soldier has been killed in Gaza fighting, bringing the number of soldiers killed to 32 since the beginning of the ground operation, and 347 since October 7.
• The World Health Organization (WHO) has documented more than 100 attacks on healthcare facilities in the Gaza Strip since October 7.
• Israeli Minister of Heritage Amichai Eliyahu calls dropping a nuclear bomb on Gaza a "possible solution," while Hamas described the remarks as reflecting Israel's terrorism.
• The Chadian Foreign Ministry says it summoned Israel's charge d'affaires for consultations over the killing of innocent civilians in the Gaza Strip.
• The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported the death of 3 civilians, including two in Abu Dis, east of occupied Jerusalem, while the third was killed in the village of Nuba, south of Hebron.
• The Palestinian resistance targets an Israeli military jeep with a homemade device in the town of Azzun, east of Qalqilya, in the West Bank.
• Al-Qassam Brigades announces that its fighters caught the Israeli forces penetrating east of Khan Yunis (southern Gaza Strip) in a tight ambush after targeting them with "Al-Yassin 105" shells.
• A medical source for Al Jazeera reports that the number of martyrs of the massacre of Maghazi camp, in the central Gaza Strip, has risen to 45.
• Lebanese Hezbollah announces that it targeted a gathering of Israeli soldiers inside a house in the settlement of "Metulla" off the south of the country, and achieved confirmed casualties.
• Al-Jazeera correspondent reported that 15 Palestinians were killed in Israeli raids targeting two houses in Al-Maghazi refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
• US President Joe Biden announces progress in reaching a humanitarian truce in the war between Israel and Hamas.
• Al-Jazeera correspondent reported that 3 Palestinians were wounded by Israeli occupation forces in clashes east of Nablus in the northern West Bank.
• Al-Qassam Brigades: The Israeli bombardment of Gaza has caused the loss of more than 60 enemy prisoners since October 7, and 23 of the prisoners' bodies are missing under the rubble.
• 6 Israeli raids targeting the vicinity of the towns of Halta, Bastra, Kafr Kila and Al-Wazzani in southern Lebanon.
• US Central Command announces the arrival of the aircraft carrier fleet "Eisenhower" to the Middle East as part of the "Framework of Strengthening Regional Positioning".