Israel Kills Islamic Jihad Commander Amid Escalating Middle East Conflict

Tensions rise as Israel targets militant leaders and plans potential retaliation against Iran.

The Israeli military announced the killing of Mohammed Abdullah, a leader of the Islamic Jihad in the West Bank, during an operation in Tulkarem.
Israel's actions have intensified regional tensions, with the country preparing for possible retaliation against Iran following recent missile attacks.
The conflict has resulted in a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, drawing international criticism over Israel's military conduct.
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon were injured after Israeli forces allegedly targeted their headquarters, escalating concerns about the safety of peacekeeping missions.
US President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu have resumed talks, focusing on minimizing civilian casualties amid ongoing military operations.