UN Peacekeepers Injured in Lebanon Blast Amidst Ongoing Israel-Hamas Conflict

The Israel Defense Forces deny involvement in the incident, as international aid efforts continue to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Four United Nations peacekeepers were injured in a blast in southern Lebanon, near the contentious demarcation line with Israel, sparking international condemnation and investigations into the incident's origins.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) denied any involvement in the explosion that wounded the peacekeepers, amidst conflicting reports and accusations from various sources.
Aid convoys organized by the World Central Kitchen are heading to Gaza, carrying enough food to prepare 1 million meals for the region's population, as hunger continues to be a widespread issue.
Violence and protests continue in Israel and the surrounding regions, with clashes between protesters and police in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, and the ongoing raid of al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City by Israeli forces.
The conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with at least 32,705 people killed and 75,190 injured in Gaza, and ongoing exchanges of fire across the Lebanon-Israel border raising fears of a wider regional conflict.