Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria Escalate as Ceasefire Talks Stall

Seven killed in strikes targeting militants, with humanitarian conditions worsening under Gaza blockade and hostilities threatening fragile truce.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least three men near Bureij camp, with conflicting reports about their activities, as well as a man and his nephew at a school sheltering displaced Palestinians.
Strikes in southern Lebanon targeted Hezbollah operatives, killing two, while further strikes targeted Hezbollah sites, according to Israeli military statements.
In southern Syria, Israeli strikes killed three civilians and injured 19, including children, while targeting military command centers and weapons sites.
Israel has blocked food, medicine, and fuel from entering Gaza for two weeks, citing pressure on Hamas to accept changes to the ceasefire agreement, worsening the humanitarian crisis.
Ceasefire negotiations remain stalled, with Hamas accusing Israel of imposing new conditions, and Israel demanding additional hostage releases before advancing talks.