The Zionist entity is going on with its brutal offensive against Gaza, with new airstrikes on Thursday killed at least six civilians, including four children, as well as three commanders in resistance movement, Hamas.

The Zionist entity is going on with its brutal offensive against Gaza, with new airstrikes on Thursday killed at least six civilians, including four children, as well as three commanders in resistance movement, Hamas.

Spokesman for the emergency services in the besieged strip said that one strike targeted a group of people in the northern town of Beit Lahiya, killing a man and a 13-year-old boy, while a second hit Gaza City, killing four people, three of them children.

Meanwhile, the armed wing of Hamas announced that three of its senior commanders were martyred in a pre-dawn Israeli air strike in southern Gaza.

The Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades identified the three as Mohammad Abu Shamala, Raed al-Atar and Mohammad Barhoum.

Witnesses said the strike, which took place in the southern city of Rafah on the Egyptian border, leveled a four-storey family home in Rafah.

The attack came after the wife and infant son of the Brigades' top military leader, Mohammad Deif, were martyred in an Israeli strike on a multi-storey building in Gaza City late Tuesday.

On Wednesday, the Brigades said Deif had escaped the attack and warned foreign airlines to halt flights into Tel Aviv, vowing no let up in its six-week war with the Zionist entity.