Zionists target Hamas chief's home in Gaza

Local media reported Sunday morning that the Zionist fighter jets and artillery were bombing several areas in the Gaza Strip.

Zionist media quoted the regime army as saying that the office of Yehya al-Sinwar, head of the Hamas political bureau in the Gaza Strip, had been targeted by airstrikes.

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip said that initial investigations indicated that one Palestinian had been killed and dozens more injured in the morning attacks by the Zionist regime on the area.

Al Jazeera’s correspondent in Gaza said the Zionist regime's jets carried out 150 air raids across the Gaza Strip in the early hours of Sunday, including at least 60 in Gaza City alone.

“The last couple of hours the Israeli army carried out the most intensive airstrikes all over the Gaza Strip over the past seven days of escalation,” he said, adding that several people were killed in the raid.

Emergency workers are digging through the rubble in the hopes of finding survivors, he said.

The Gaza health ministry meanwhile said many Palestinians were arriving at hospitals with injuries.