The army said its warplanes had struck a Hamas “command and control center” that was involved in firing rockets toward Israel.
“The wall of a church in the area was damaged as a result of the strike.
Hamas’ health ministry also said that 46 medical workers had been killed and 85 others wounded in the enclave since the conflict began.
It said twenty-one health facilities were out of service due to fuel shortage.
Palestinians in Gaza are still waiting for humanitarian aid to enter Gaza from Egypt through the Rafah crossing.
The war in Gaza began when Hamas launched a deadly attack on southern Israel on October 7, killing more than 1,400 people on Israeli soil, mostly civilians.
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