Escalating Middle East Violence: Israel Strikes Multiple Fronts

Israel targets infrastructure in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen, citing security threats, while regional tensions and humanitarian crises worsen.

Israeli airstrikes hit infrastructure in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen, targeting groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Huthi militia, accused of using civilian facilities for military purposes.
In Gaza, over 59 people were killed in northern airstrikes, with reports of severe destruction, displaced populations, and worsening humanitarian conditions affecting over a million residents.
The WHO chief narrowly escaped harm during Israeli strikes on Yemen's Sanaa airport, which reportedly killed at least six people and injured over 40, disrupting humanitarian operations.
Syria faces continued unrest after the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, with clashes between pro-Assad loyalists and the new transitional government leaving multiple casualties.
Regional powers, including Gulf states, have called on Israel to withdraw from Syrian territory, citing violations of international law and the need to de-escalate conflicts.