Overnight, Iran has launched a new series of missile assaults on Israel, resulting in the deaths of at least ten individuals and injuring over a hundred, with several people reported missing.
Iran’s foreign minister declared that attacks would cease if Israel ended its military operations. Conversely, Iranian state media has remained silent on any casualties from Israeli strikes, which included a hit on the Shahran oil depot.
Footage shows Palestinians scrambling over fences to secure humanitarian aid amidst the chaos. Meanwhile, former officials have shared insights into the harsh enforcement tactics of the Assad regime, with Mirjana Spoljaric urging international leaders to intervene in the continuing crisis in Gaza.
The UN’s Tom Fletcher highlighted increasing instances of forced starvation affecting Gaza’s population, as Dr. Rose reported from Nassar Hospital in Khan Younis, warning that approximately 14,000 infants could perish within 48 hours without immediate aid.
Recent violence has seen a sharp rise, with 28 fatalities reported following a Tuesday airstrike, which Israel claims targeted Hamas precisely. Concurrently, the humanitarian situation in Gaza deteriorates, raising alarms about child malnutrition.
Global diplomatic efforts are underway; the president is set for a four-day trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE in pursuit of significant investment deals. The ongoing strife has heightened tensions, with Israel deploying more troops and resuming airstrikes, all while thousands of Syrians have fled to Lebanon amidst escalating unrest.
Source: www.bbc.com
