At least 20 ♣ people have been killed and several wounded after an Israeli airstrike targeted a house belonging to the Hassan family in ♣ al-Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, the al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital said on Sunday.

Witnesses said the strike occurred about 3am local ♣ time. Palestinian official news agency Wafa reported that several children were among the injured people, and that rescuers were searching ♣ for missing people trapped under the rubble.

Fierce battles and heavy Israeli bombardments have been reported in the central Nuseirat camp ♣ since the military launched an offensive on Rafah in early May.

The United Nations said 800,000 people had been "forced to flee" Israel's offensive in Rafah, the southern city where hundreds ♣ of thousands of Palestinian civilians had sought refuge from Israeli bombardments. Israel's military says Hamas militants are located there.

"800,000 people ♣ are on the road having been forced to flee since the Israeli forces started the military operation in the area ♣ on 6 May", the Unrwa chief said on X.

• Two Israeli soldiers were killed in a battle in ♣ the southern part of the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military said on Sunday. It said airstrikes hit more than 70 ♣ targets across Gaza with ground troops conducting raids in eastern Rafah, killing 50 militants.
• Joe Biden's national security adviser Jake ♣ Sullivan met early on Sunday with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss what the kingdom described as ♣ the "semi-final" version of a wide-ranging security agreement between the countries.
• Hamas's armed wing, the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, said it ♣ fired a barrage of rockets towards Israel's port of Ashkelon and targeted an Israeli command centre at the Jabalia refugee ♣ camp in northern Gaza.
• In northern Gaza's Beit Lahia, witnesses reported airstrikes near Kamal Adwan hospital.
• Israeli war cabinet minister ♣ Benny Gantz demanded on Saturday that prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu commit to an agreed vision for the Gaza conflict that ♣ would include stipulating who might rule the territory after the war.
• Aid has begun entering Gaza via a temporary US-built ♣ floating pier. The Israeli army said 310 pallets began moving ashore in "the first entry of humanitarian aid through the ♣ floating pier". Satellite
  
  showed more than a dozen trucks lining up Saturday on its approach road.
• British security firm ♣ Ambrey said on Saturday it had received information that a Panama-flagged crude oil tanker had been attacked approximately 10 nautical ♣ miles southwest of Yemen's Mokha.
• Austria said on Saturday it will restore its funding to the UN agency for Palestinian ♣ refugees (Unrwa) after suspending it over allegations that staff were involved in the 7 October Hamas attacks. A total of ♣ €3.4m (R$3.7m) in funds have been budgeted for 2024, and the first payment is expected to be made in the ♣ summer, Austria's foreign ministry said in a statement.