Israel-Gaza-Lebanon updates: Officials say 87 killed in Israeli strikes on Beit Lahia

Israel said "hundreds of civilians" have decided to leave Jabalia, in Gaza, through IDF-organized routes, but one woman told a local journalist that she and others were forced to leave.

Israel released a video showing multiple IDF tanks and military vehicles stationed outside schools next to the Indonesian hospitals where people were sheltering.

A video shows Palestinians lined up in front of the vehicles, with some moving to sit in a group next to the vehicles -- including at least two in wheelchairs -- and others moving away from the schools and down the road.

Israel said they "arrested a number of terrorists" and "detained them for investigation," although it's unclear if all the people in the seated group are under arrest. Photos released by the IDF show people around the schools with their hands up, holding ID papers, although it's unclear if they were arrested.

A woman, speaking to a local journalist farther south in Northern Gaza, said Israeli forces forcibly expelled them from the school. She said there were strikes and drones around the school overnight.

Israeli forces "took us, they first took all the males over 16, god knows where they took them, then they took us the women and made us walk a long distance with no food, no water," she said.

At least 2,448 people have been killed and 11,471 were injured in Lebanon since Israel began its increased attacks on Lebanon, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health.

Of those dead, at least 36 people were killed in the last two days alone, the ministry said.

-ABC News' Josiane Hajj Mousa

At least one person was killed and 14 others were injured in rocket attacks launched from Lebanon toward northern Israel on Saturday, according to Israeli national emergency service MDA.

Some 180 projectiles fired by Lebanese militant group Hezbollah crossed from Lebanon into Israeli territory so far on Saturday, according to the Israel Defense Forces.

The rocket barrages targeted the Haifa area and the Western Galilee region. A 50-year-old man died after being struck by shrapnel while in his car in the port city of Acre, the MDA said.

Meanwhile, the IDF on Saturday afternoon issued new evacuation orders to residents of Dahiyeh, the densely populated southern suburb of Lebanon’s capital Beirut and a Hezbollah stronghold.

-ABC News' Clark Bentson and Dorit Long

At least 33 people were killed and dozens of others were wounded in Israeli airstrikes that hit several homes in Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza overnight Saturday, according to Gaza Civil Defense and Gaza’s Hamas-run Media Office. Three of the four functioning hospitals in North Gaza were targeted by Israeli tanks and troops, according to medical staff and the Gaza ministry of health.

IDF vehicles surrounded the Indonesian Hospital, firing at the main entrance as well as the upper floors of the hospital, resulting in a complete power outage and the failure of its generator, according to the director of the hospital. The hospital is treating about 40 patients and the health ministry said the patients and medical staff are trapped in the hospital.

The entrance to Kamal Adwan Hospital's medical lab was hit with an airstrike -- killing one person and injuring several others. Al Awda Hospital was shelled with artillery, according to the ministry of health.

The IDF said its "troops eliminated several terrorists in close-quarters encounters and IAF strikes" in the Jabalia area. ABC News has asked for comment about the attacks on hospitals but the IDF has not commented so far.

The fourth hospital in Jabalia, Al Yemen Al Saeed, was bombed on Oct. 9.

The Israeli siege on the Jabalia refugee camp has entered its fifteenth day, with over 400 people killed -- including women, children and the elderly -- and hundreds more wounded, according to Gaza’s Civil Defense.

-ABC News' Samy Zyara