Escalation in Gaza: Israeli Airstrikes Intensify Death Toll Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in over 150 deaths in 24 hours, leading to widespread destruction and UN calls for urgent humanitarian aid.
Overview
Israel's intensified Operation Gideon Chariots in Gaza has killed over 150 in the past 24 hours, with strikes in Khan Younis resulting in significant civilian casualties, including many children. Hospitals are overwhelmed as aid distribution is stalled, worsening the humanitarian crisis. The operation aims to pressure Hamas for a ceasefire to release Israeli hostages, yet Hamas demands full withdrawal. U.S. President Trump's recent Middle East visit did not yield a breakthrough, and international bodies express deep concern over civilian casualties, underscoring the ongoing plight of the Gazan population amid relentless bombing.
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Analysis
- Israel has launched a major military operation, Operation Gideon's Chariots, aimed at defeating Hamas and securing the release of hostages.
- The situation in Gaza is dire, with severe humanitarian issues exacerbated by ongoing airstrikes and a blockade, leading to international concern over potential violations of human rights and international law.
- Israel's military asserts that the operation is necessary to dismantle Hamas' control and ensure security, amidst growing pressures for a ceasefire and humanitarian aid.
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The death toll from Israeli airstrikes in Gaza in the last 24 hours has risen to at least 153 Palestinians killed, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
Strikes in Khan Younis and northern Gaza including the Jabalia area where the Indonesian Hospital was shelled have been significantly affected, causing many civilian casualties.
The humanitarian situation has worsened drastically; hospitals are overwhelmed and running out of medicine, aid distribution has been stalled, and there is a growing risk of famine due to blockade and continuous bombardment.
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