Israel-Palestine live: US and Israel air differences over Gaza strategy

Several injuries have been reported as a result of the resumption of Israeli bombing in Gaza. The exact number of casualties is unclear.

Videos shared by Palestinian news outlets showed injured persons being escorted to ambulances.

Israeli fighter jets have struck targets near the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, several news outlets are reporting.

After the expiration of the truce between Israel and Hamas on Friday morning, Israel's military has begun an intense bombing campaign of areas all over the enclave.

Palestinian news outlets have reported Israeli shelling across the Gaza Strip.

Israel's Army Radio said it was bombing all over the enclave. Palestinian outlets have reported Israeli bombing in Jabalia in northern Gaza and near Khan Younis.

Al Jazeera Arabic also reported Israeli artillery shelling taking place east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.

After the deadline for the extension of a truce in Gaza expired on Friday morning, Israel's military said it has resumed combat against Hamas in the besieged enclave.

Israel accused the Palestinian group of violating the terms of the truce and firing toward Israeli territory.

The deadline for the extension of the temporary truce between Israel and Hamas has now passed, with no agreement announced by either party.

Al Jazeera Arabic is reporting that Israeli planes have been heard flying over Gaza and Israeli military vehicles have fired in northwest Gaza.

Several Palestinian news outlets have reported that gunfire and explosions were heard in the north of Gaza on Friday morning.

Israel's military said on Friday morning it intercepted a rocket launched from Gaza, after it activated its alarm system near the enclave.

Israeli media outlets reported earlier that sirens were being turned on in southern Israel. There was no immediate comment from Palestinian armed groups.

We are now just two hours away from the deadline for the truce between Hamas and Israel. The two sides agreed to a last-minute deal on Thursday to extend the truce to Friday morning.

As of 5 am local time, there has been no official comment from Israel on whether the truce would be again extended.

A new report from The New York Times states that Israeli officials had obtained Hamas’s battle plan for the 7 October attack more than a year before it happened, but dismissed the plan because they believed Hamas did not have the capabilities to pull it off.

The newspaper reported that Israeli officials had obtained a 40-page document that Israel named "Jericho Wall". The document, seen by The New York Times, details the attack plan carried out by Hamas and Palestinian armed groups with precise details.

The document did not set a date for the attack, but did include "details about the location and size of Israeli military forces, communication hubs and other sensitive information".

The newspaper said it could not determine whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saw the document.

MEE could not independently verify the reported document.

After being released from Israeli detention early on Friday morning, a hesitant 14-year-old Seif Eddine Darweish spoke to the media about the conditions inside Israeli prisons.

Darweish, who said it was his second time in Israeli detention, said the conditions were harsh, and that he wasn't given any access to information about the outside world.

"Every day, they (Israeli forces) abuse and hit us. Just a while ago, someone died," said Darweish, who is from Bethlehem.

In the early hours of Friday morning, Israeli authorities released 30 Palestinian prisoners from jails in Israel, the West Bank, and Jerusalem.

The prisoners arrived in Ramallah, where they were met with a crowd of relatives and supporters. Here are some photos from the latest round of prisoner releases:

Israel confirmed the release of 30 Palestinians from Israeli jails early on Friday, who are a part of the seventh captive swap between Israel and Hamas.

The Israel Prison Service said the Palestinians were released from jails in Israel, the occupied West Bank, and Jerusalem.

Palestinian news outlets reported footage of a bus carrying the prisoners heading to Ramallah.

In the first few hours of Friday, Israeli forces launched several raids on areas across the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa.

The areas that have been raided include locations near Jericho and Jerusalem.

Al Jazeera reported several other Israeli raids - one in the town of Aqraba, southeast of Nablus, and another in the town of Sur Baher.

Several Palestinian media outlets also reported confrontations between Israeli forces and Palestinians in Ramallah, where a bus carrying the latest batch of newly released Palestinian prisoners is expected to arrive shortly.