Israel Expands Ground Operations in Gaza After Ceasefire Collapse

Renewed Israeli military actions target the Netzarim Corridor, intensifying civilian displacement and deepening the humanitarian crisis.

Israel has resumed airstrikes and ground operations in Gaza, aiming to establish a buffer zone in the Netzarim Corridor, which divides northern and southern Gaza.
Over 500 Palestinians, including many children, have been killed since the ceasefire ended, according to Gaza's health ministry, with hospitals overwhelmed by casualties.
Hamas has retaliated by firing rockets at Tel Aviv, causing minimal damage, and accused Israel of reimposing a blockade and violating the truce.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has worsened, with mass civilian displacement, severe shortages of medical supplies, and calls for international intervention.
The United States has expressed support for Israel's actions, while other global leaders and organizations have condemned the escalating violence and urged a return to negotiations.