Israel Resumes Offensive in Gaza, Escalating Conflict After Truce

The Israeli military has launched over 400 attacks in Gaza since the end of a week-long cease-fire with Hamas, resulting in nearly 200 Palestinian deaths and hundreds of injuries. The heavy bombardment and ground operations followed simultaneous attacks by Hamas militants on southern Israel, which killed 1,200 people. Vice President Harris called on Israel to do more to protect innocent civilians, while Israel pulled back from cease-fire talks in Qatar. The truce collapse also led to a decrease in aid deliveries to Gaza, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Additionally, Israel announced it will not renew the visa of the top U.N. aid official for the Palestinian territories, citing the U.N.'s perceived bias in the conflict.
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