Israeli Offensive in Gaza Escalates as Ceasefire Collapses

Israel intensifies military operations targeting Hamas leadership after the breakdown of a fragile truce, with mediation efforts faltering and humanitarian toll mounting.

Israel has resumed its military campaign in Gaza, launching widespread strikes and ground operations after the collapse of a January ceasefire agreement.
The offensive aims to dismantle Hamas and secure the release of remaining hostages, with Israeli leaders vowing intensified actions if demands are not met.
Over 49,600 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed since the conflict began, with renewed strikes claiming hundreds of lives this week.
Efforts by Egypt and Qatar to mediate a new truce have stalled, as the Trump administration maintains full support for Israel's actions without imposing restrictions.
Hamas faces leadership losses and fragmentation due to targeted Israeli strikes, complicating negotiations and raising concerns over a prolonged conflict.