Escalating Tensions: Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have intensified, killing at least 43 Palestinians, including key figures in Hamas security. The actions, which target militants in civilian areas, have drawn international concern over the humanitarian crisis, as Gaza remains heavily damaged and its people displaced.

Escalating violence between Israel and Gaza's Hamas has resulted in an increased death toll, highlighting a growing humanitarian crisis. Recent Israeli airstrikes have targeted key Hamas figures, including a deadly strike in the humanitarian zone of Al-Mawasi, claiming the lives of at least 43 Palestinians.

The strikes, which Israel describes as intelligence-driven, have killed high-profile security figures including Mahmoud Salah, the director general of Gaza's police, and his aide, Hussam Shahwan. Destructions in key civilian zones continue to raise international alarm over the impact on non-combatants.

Amid accusations of warfare in populated zones and Hamas firing rockets into Israel, the struggle persistently devastates Gaza's population, a reality underscored by UNRWA's Philippe Lazzarini. Meanwhile, calls for a ceasefire grow, as the global community urges for an end to the relentless destruction.

(With inputs from agencies.)