Israel Expands Ground Offensive in Northern Gaza

Israeli forces intensify operations in Shejaiya to expand a 'security zone,' as airstrikes kill dozens and worsen Gaza's humanitarian crisis.

The Israeli military launched a new ground offensive in Shejaiya, northern Gaza, aiming to expand a 'security zone' and seize territory to pressure Hamas into releasing 59 hostages.
Airstrikes targeted a school sheltering displaced families, killing at least 27 civilians, including women and children, according to Gaza health officials.
The United Nations reports that Israel has declared two-thirds of Gaza as 'no-go zones,' displacing approximately 280,000 Palestinians since mid-March.
Israel conducted a strike in Lebanon, killing senior Hamas commander Hassan Farhat, escalating regional tensions as concerns grow over broader instability.
Gaza faces acute shortages of food, fuel, and medical supplies due to an Israeli blockade, with humanitarian conditions described as catastrophic by aid organizations.