Israel Resumes Gaza Airstrikes Following Ceasefire Breakdown

Over 400 killed, including senior Hamas leaders, as Israel targets Gaza after failed hostage negotiations.

Israel launched its heaviest airstrikes on Gaza since the January ceasefire, killing over 400 people, including senior Hamas officials.
The renewed military operations were prompted by Hamas's refusal to release hostages and its rejection of international mediation proposals.
The Israeli government coordinated its actions with the United States, which has blamed Hamas for the collapse of the ceasefire.
Hamas claims the attacks endanger the remaining hostages, with 58 still held captive and fewer than half believed to be alive.
The United Nations and Germany have condemned the escalation, urging a return to negotiations and humanitarian aid access.