Israeli military says it has begun new ground operation in Gaza
- The Israeli military announced that it has launched targeted ground operations in Gaza, partially retaking a key area after breaking a ceasefire with Hamas.
- The Israel Defense Forces stated the ground activities aim to expand security zones and create a buffer zone between northern and southern Gaza.
- The renewed offensive followed heavy airstrikes that killed over 400 people, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, making it one of the deadliest days of the conflict.
- Thousands protested in Jerusalem against the renewed war, expressing concerns for hostages held by Hamas and criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision.
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Israel’s Renewed Assault on Gaza Is a Prelude to Mass Expulsion
Ben Reiff With Trump’s green light for ethnic cleansing, Israel’s return to war threatens to become an all-out effort to empty the enclave of Palestinians. The post Israel’s Renewed Assault on Gaza Is a Prelude to Mass Expulsion appeared first on The Nation.
Why Netanyahu's "Endless War" In Gaza Is More Personal Than Ever
Analysis-PARIS – For the past three days, war has once again turned Gaza into a living hell. The two-month ceasefire proved to be nothing more than a brief pause between waves of relentless Israeli bombardments and the ongoing hardships endured by the more than two million Palestinians living in the territory.Israel, with unwavering support from Donald Trump, blames Hamas for refusing to release the roughly 59 hostages still in its custody, fewe…

Israel returns to war in Gaza with wider aims and almost no constraints
Israel’s renewed military offensive in the Gaza Strip threatens to be even deadlier and more destructive than the last, as it pursues wider aims with far fewer constraints.
Israel Kills Another 100 Palestinians; Death Toll Tops 700 in 3 Days Since Gaza Ceasefire Withdrawal
Israel’s army has reinvaded the Gaza Strip, reclaiming control over the Netzarim Corridor, which splits the besieged Palestinian territory in two. Israel is also continuing to bombard Gaza by land, air and sea for a third straight day, after Israel unilaterally shattered the Gaza ceasefire on Tuesday. Gaza’s Health Ministry says Israel’s renewed attacks have killed 710 Palestinians, including at least 95 people since daybreak today. One of those…
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