Escalating Conflict: Israeli Strikes in Gaza Amid Wider Middle East Tensions
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 31 people, targeting Hamas command centers. The strikes hit civilian areas, including a school and refugee camp. Concurrently, Israel's ground operations in Lebanon against Hezbollah signal broader regional tensions that could prolong the conflict, sparking global concern.
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 31 people in Gaza on Tuesday, according to local medics, as the conflict between Israel and Hamas intensifies. The Israeli military confirmed targeting Hamas command centres.
Palestinian health officials reported casualties, including women and children, in Nuseirat and a school in Gaza City. No immediate comment from the Israeli army on these strikes was available.
Additional strikes in Rafah and Khan Younis claimed more lives, amid ongoing confrontations between militant factions and Israeli forces. The conflict's scope expanded with Israel's ground operations in Lebanon against Hezbollah, risking further regional instability.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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