"Worst is yet to come": Dozens more killed in Gaza as Israel resumes bombing

At least 91 Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded in airstrikes across Gaza on Thursday after Israel resumed bombing and ground operations, the enclave's health ministry said, effectively ditching a two-month-old ceasefire.

"We don't want war, we don't want death," she said. "Enough! We are fed up. There are no longer children in Gaza, all of our children are dead, all of our relatives are dead," Huda Junaid, a displaced Palestinian mother of six said.

Five staff members of the United Nations Palestinian relief agency, UNRWA, have been killed in the past few days, Comms director Juliette Touma said.

“The worst is yet to come... And the question is: how are we going to let this happen once again?" she asked.