The Israeli military announced it will use 'unprecedented force' in Gaza City, urging residents to evacuate southward amid ongoing heavy strikes and mass displacement, as international efforts and recognitions regarding Palestinian statehood unfold amidst the conflict.
Israeli forces continue their ground offensive in Gaza City amid heavy casualties and a worsening humanitarian crisis, with over 65,000 deaths reported. The conflict escalates as international actors, including the US, EU, and neighboring countries, respond with sanctions, diplomatic efforts, and aid. The situation remains volatile, with calls for ceasefire and concerns over regional stability.
Israel's military has begun preparations to take over Gaza City, with troops reaching the outskirts and more reservists being mobilized, amid ongoing debates over a potential cease-fire and hostage negotiations. The operation aims to prevent Hamas from regrouping, while Israel considers a 60-day cease-fire proposal that could halt the assault and facilitate hostage releases, though political and military leaders remain divided on the decision.
Israel's military announced aid airdrops and humanitarian corridors in Gaza amid worsening starvation and increasing civilian casualties, with efforts hampered by ongoing conflict and international criticism. Despite military claims of no starvation, reports indicate severe malnutrition and deaths, as aid efforts face logistical and safety challenges, and ceasefire negotiations remain stalled.