Protests in Gaza and Israel Escalate as Ceasefire Talks Resume
Demonstrations against Hamas grow in Gaza, Israeli military operations intensify, and mediators push for a renewed ceasefire amid a deepening humanitarian crisis.
- Protests against Hamas in Gaza have continued for three days, with demonstrators calling for the group's removal and an end to the war with Israel.
- Israel has resumed large-scale military operations targeting Hamas leaders and infrastructure, including the killing of Hamas spokesperson Abdul Latif al-Kanu in an airstrike.
- Ceasefire negotiations mediated by Egypt and Qatar have restarted, with discussions reportedly focused on the release of hostages and humanitarian aid delivery.
- The humanitarian crisis in Gaza remains catastrophic, with over 50,000 reported deaths and widespread displacement, according to health authorities in the region.
- In Israel, protests against Prime Minister Netanyahu's government persist, fueled by dissatisfaction with judicial reforms and concerns over the war's handling and its impact on hostages.