The Israeli military has has launched more than 30 airstrikes on Gaza - killing five Palestinians - as talks to extend the temporary ceasefire stalled.
Militants have also fired into Israel since the truce between the Jewish state and Hamas ended on Friday morning.
Three Palestinians were killed in an attack on a mosque and two people travelling on a motorcycle died when they were struck by a bomb.
Another two Palestinians were shot dead by soldiers and dozens wounded in clashes with Israeli forces amid violent protests in occupied West Bank.
Palestinians pray over the bodies of three members of the same family The deaths bring the number of dead in the month-long conflict to nearly 1,900. The United Nations, which has condemned Israel's actions, say 1,354 of those killed have been civilians.
Israel has lost 64 soldiers during the conflict, while three civilians have died from rocket fire into the country.
The resumption of violence came as Britain announced it would send a team of NHS experts to help victims wounded in Gaza.
Smoke rises from what witnesses said was an Israeli strike on Gaza City Prime Minister David Cameron said: "The conflict in Gaza has taken a terrible toll.
"The NHS has always stepped up to the plate to help those in need and this expert team will play a crucial role in helping hundreds caught up in this conflict."
The UK team consists of doctors, nurses, surgeons, anaesthetists and paramedics - and their specialities include trauma and plastic surgery.
Mr Cameron is under increasing pressure to suspend arms exports from British manufacturers to Israeli forces following the resignation of foreign minister Baroness Warsi over the Government's line on Gaza this week.
Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli border guards in West Bank Lady Warsi said the Government's approach had been "morally indefensible" and has stepped up her call for action to be taken.
"For me at that moment the concern that I had was that even if the ceasefire had held, and I sincerely hoped it had, there was still no clear language from the Government in relation to the condemnation of what had happened," she said.
"There was no clear commitment that we would lead the international effort on accountability on both sides for what had happened.
A Palestinian boy sleeps in a UN-organised shelter "Our language was not there. It was lagging behind. I don't think it was just words that would have stopped me from doing what I did.
"I think it was a combination of issues. It was the language that we were using, I think it was our lack of support for international justice and accountability for the crimes that had been committed."
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has urged the coalition to halt arms export licences for ammunition, drone parts and armoured vehicles, which are being used in Operation Protective Edge. He had indicated on Thursday an announcement would be imminent.
Baroness Warsi's resiganation has placed pressure on David Cameron The United States said it still hoped the three-day ceasefire could be revived and Egypt, which attempting to broker peace between Israelis and Palestinians with US and European mediators, insisted negotiations were making progress.
However, little movement seems to have been achieved and the two sides are still far apart on meeting terms of agreement.
In an interview with the New York Times on Friday, Barack Obama urged Israel to recognise Palestinians had a right to land and space to live.
He said: "It has consistently been my belief that you have to find a way to live side by side in peace with Palestinians ... You have to recognise that they have legitimate claims, and this is their land and neighbourhood as well."
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