Ceasefire Collapse: Renewed Conflict Escalates in Gaza
Israeli airstrikes on Gaza have resulted in over 400 deaths, ending a tenuous ceasefire with Hamas. Both sides blame each other for the breakdown. The violence has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in the region, with international calls for a halt to hostilities and the release of hostages.

In a dramatic escalation, Israeli airstrikes have devastated the Gaza Strip, resulting in over 400 reported deaths, as per Palestinian health officials. This resurgence in violence marks the collapse of a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, heightening tensions in the already volatile region.
Amid accusations from both sides regarding ceasefire violations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the offensive, citing failed negotiation efforts with Hamas. Meanwhile, mediators like Egypt, Qatar, and the European Union have expressed condemnation, urging an immediate cessation of hostilities.
As the humanitarian situation deteriorates, with halted aid deliveries and evacuation orders issued, global entities emphasize the urgent need for dialogue. Despite the escalating conflict, Hamas remains engaged in mediation, striving for a resolution to the ongoing crisis.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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