The gunfire that doesn't stop even in the new year...At least 32 dead in Gaza

Air strikes across Gaza on New Year's Day...Humanitarian Area Bombings

32 people, including children, died...Israel "Removing Hamas Crew"

Israel "will attack unprecedented unless hostage is released"

[Anchor]
On New Year's Day, gunfire did not stop in the Palestinian Gaza Strip.

Israel's airstrikes have killed at least 30 people, overshadowing the hearts of those wishing for peace.

I'm reporter Kim Do-won.

[Reporter]
The ambulance carrying the body arrived at the morgue.

Those killed in Israeli airstrikes, mostly women and children.

[Palestinian] The children's bodies were torn apart while they were asleep. While you're sleeping!]

On New Year's Day, Israel also bombed many parts of the Palestinian Gaza Strip.

Dozens of people have been killed in attacks from the northern Jabaliya and central Bureiz refugee camps to the southern city of Almawa, which has been designated a humanitarian zone.

The Israeli military claimed to have eliminated Hamas militants.

With cease-fire negotiations in vain again, Israel has threatened an unprecedented scale of attack unless Hamas quickly releases its hostages.

[Israeli Katz / Israeli Defense Minister: Israeli forces will step up their activities to destroy terrorist den until hostages are released and Hamas is eradicated.]

Even without air strikes, Gaza's residents are at risk of survival due to the cold and lack of food.

In the past week, seven children have died from the cold, Gaza's health ministry said.

[Um Adham Shaheen / Palestinian Refugee] Some aid agencies are closed due to lack of support, and some do not have enough relief, so people go back empty-handed.]

Gaza's population stood at 2.1 million last year, down 6% from before the war, according to the Palestinian Statistical Office.

I'm Kim Do Won of YTN.

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