Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Kill Over 400 as Ceasefire Collapses

Israel vows to continue military operations until all hostages are released, while the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens with hospitals overwhelmed and mass displacement reported.

Israeli forces conducted the most intense airstrikes in Gaza since the January 2025 ceasefire, citing Hamas's refusal to release hostages as justification.
The strikes have resulted in at least 413 deaths, including many women and children, according to Gaza's health authorities.
Key Hamas leaders, including Essam al-Dalis and Mahmoud Abou Watfa, were reportedly killed in the strikes targeting leadership and infrastructure.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza has deteriorated significantly, with hospitals overwhelmed, civilians fleeing, and critical shortages of supplies reported.
The international community, including the UN, has condemned the escalation, while the United States confirmed it was consulted by Israel prior to the strikes.