"Israel-Hamas Conflict: Hospitals in Gaza Under Siege, Dozens Killed"

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) continue to intensify their attacks on terrorist targets in northern Gaza, prompting thousands of Palestinian civilians to flee as Israel closes in on hideouts located in hospitals. Approximately 80,000 people have already left northern Gaza through evacuation corridors. The IDF has attacked over 15,000 terrorist targets in Gaza, destroying or confiscating 6,000 weapons. The Hamas-led health ministry claims that over 11,000 Palestinians have been killed, but these numbers cannot be independently verified. Israel has rejected calls for a cease-fire and vows to continue the war until Hamas is eliminated. In the West Bank, the IDF launched a raid on the city of Jenin and its refugee camp, raising concerns about the opening of a third front in Israel's response to Hamas' attacks. Anti-Israel protests have erupted at The New York Times and Boston University, while the University of Pennsylvania is investigating anti-Israeli messages projected on campus buildings. Police in Madrid are investigating a possible link between Iran and the attempted murder of a former head of Spain's People's Party. Iran's foreign minister warns that an expansion of the Israel-Hamas war has become inevitable. The Washington Post faces internal uproar over a political cartoon mocking Hamas, and a Jewish campus organization's building at Boston University is defaced with graffiti. The IDF arrests Palestinians in the West Bank, and the UN calls for an investigation into Israel's bombardment of densely populated areas in Gaza. The Pentagon reports 56 injuries to US service members in Iraq and Syria. Israeli forces conduct strikes in response to anti-tank missiles launched from Lebanon, and airstrikes continue in northern Gaza.