Escalating Middle East Conflict Targets Gaza Hospitals, Syria, and Yemen

Israel intensifies operations in Gaza, detains prominent Palestinian doctor, and warns Houthis in Yemen of severe retaliation.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) raided Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital, arresting over 240 individuals, including Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, accused of ties to Hamas, though his family and international organizations dispute the claim.
The World Health Organization and other groups have condemned attacks on Gaza hospitals, with several facilities either destroyed or rendered non-functional during Israeli operations in northern Gaza.
Israel intercepted a Houthi missile from Yemen and issued a stern warning to Houthi leadership, escalating tensions in an ongoing exchange of attacks between the two sides.
In Syria, rebel forces have begun forming a transitional government after the fall of Bashar Assad’s regime, with international representatives, including Ukraine's foreign minister, meeting the new leadership.
The IDF reported killing dozens of Hamas fighters in northern Gaza's Jabalya area but faced criticism over repeated intelligence miscalculations about the remaining militants in the region.