Israeli attacks across Gaza today have killed more than 50 people, as the assault to capture Gaza City and displace nearly one million Palestinians intensifies. The latest violence underscores the escalating scale of destruction in Gaza, where mass civilian displacement and bombardment continue unabated.
Expanding the War Beyond Gaza
Israeli airstrikes were also reported in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, and other locations across the country. The strikes mark another expansion of Israel’s military operations into regional theaters, raising fears of a wider conflict across the Middle East.
Attack in Doha Sparks Outrage
The most controversial development came in Doha, Qatar, where Israel reportedly targeted senior Hamas leaders amid U.S.-backed ceasefire discussions. Qatar, a key mediator in ceasefire negotiations, condemned the strike as a “cowardly” attack, stressing that Washington had given no prior warning.
The attack threatens to derail fragile negotiations, deepening concerns over whether diplomatic efforts to end the war can survive this latest escalation.
Mounting Death Toll and Starvation Crisis
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens by the day. In the past 24 hours, at least five Palestinians, including a child, have died from starvation and severe malnutrition.
Overall, since October 2023, Israel’s war on Gaza has killed at least:
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64,656 people
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163,503 wounded
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Thousands more remain trapped beneath rubble
Meanwhile, Israel continues to point to the October 7, 2023 attacks, in which 1,139 people were killed inside Israel and around 200 were taken captive, as justification for its ongoing assault.
Global Backlash
Israel’s widening operations—particularly the strike in Doha—have triggered widespread international condemnation. Critics argue that the bombing of a diplomatic capital during ceasefire talks underscores Israel’s disregard for international law and undermines peace efforts.
With the humanitarian toll in Gaza spiraling and the war spilling across borders, calls for accountability and an immediate halt to hostilities are growing louder across the global stage.
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