Israel Resumes Ground Offensive in Gaza, Targeting Strategic Corridor

The collapse of a two-month ceasefire has led to intensified Israeli airstrikes and ground operations, with over 400 Palestinians killed and the humanitarian crisis worsening.

Israeli forces have launched a ground operation in Gaza, retaking parts of the Netzarim Corridor to create a buffer between northern and southern Gaza.
Renewed airstrikes since March 18 have killed over 400 Palestinians, including significant civilian casualties, according to Gaza health authorities.
Hamas continues to hold 59 hostages, with Israeli officials reporting that fewer than half are believed to be alive.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has deepened, with severe shortages of food, fuel, and medical supplies reported by local and international organizations.
International mediation efforts remain stalled, while the United States has expressed strong support for Israel's military actions and demanded the release of hostages.