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Lebanese Civil Defense paramedics Hussein Jaber and Ahmad Noura were killed by an Israeli drone in Nabatieh while responding to a strike, illustrating the war's toll as the ceasefire persists but attacks continue, with more than 380 people killed since the ceasefire began and rescue crews pressing on amid ongoing danger.
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed 10 people and wounded two Israeli soldiers after a Hezbollah drone attack, as cross-border fighting with Hezbollah escalates and civilians in Tyre suffer destruction.
In a 10-minute wave of Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon, including Beirut’s Barbour district, at least 254 people were killed and 1,165 wounded, with civilians — including children — bearing the heaviest toll as hospitals were overwhelmed by crush injuries and mass casualties. The strikes hit densely populated neighborhoods, contradicting claims of targeting Hezbollah, and forced more than a million people to flee or seek shelter. The broader war has left thousands dead and raised fears of further escalation, while residents and officials call for international scrutiny of the attacks.
Live coverage tracks a widening US-Israel-Iran crisis: Trump says Iran is begging to make a deal as Tehran responds to a 15-point peace plan with its own conditions; Iran’s IRGC navy commander Alireza Tangsiri was killed in an Israeli airstrike, with Netanyahu promising continued attacks; talks are moving through intermediaries while skepticism grows, markets react to the turmoil, and Houthis warn of further actions as regional tensions escalate.
Despite a fragile ceasefire, Israeli strikes in Gaza have resulted in at least 13 deaths, including five children, with ongoing violations reported by both sides, highlighting the persistent violence and casualties in the region.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza overnight killed at least 104 Palestinians, including children, marking a significant escalation and challenging the fragile US-brokered ceasefire amid ongoing tensions and violence between Israel and Hamas.
Spain and Italy are deploying naval ships to protect aid flotillas heading to Gaza amid ongoing conflicts, while Israel continues military strikes in Gaza and Yemen, and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas addresses the UN via video after being denied a visa. At least 17 people have been killed in Gaza strikes, and tensions remain high in the region.
Israeli military operations in Gaza City have resulted in over 80 Palestinian deaths, including women and children, amid ongoing ground offensives aimed at Hamas' last stronghold, with significant civilian displacement and collapsing services, while international efforts seek peace solutions.
Israeli strikes in Gaza City have killed at least 14 people amid escalating military operations and a worsening humanitarian crisis, with Western countries preparing to recognize Palestinian statehood, while aid and evacuation efforts face significant challenges.
Palestinians in Gaza's humanitarian zone face worsening conditions with overcrowding, lack of basic needs, and ongoing Israeli strikes, leading to severe suffering and displacement, despite aid efforts and Israeli claims of support.
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani is set to meet President Trump in New York following Israeli strikes in Doha, which have heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf. The meeting, part of ongoing Middle East diplomatic efforts, comes amid regional unrest and discussions about defense deals, with Qatar condemning the strikes as 'state terror' and hosting emergency Arab summits.
Families are evacuating Gaza City following a night of intense Israeli shelling on its outskirts and eastern suburbs, with ongoing military operations targeting Hamas, leading to significant destruction and casualties, including journalists at Nasser Hospital. Despite protests and international criticism, Israel prepares for a potential new offensive in Gaza City.
Israeli forces have killed at least five journalists and injured others in Gaza during recent strikes on a hospital, marking one of the deadliest periods for journalists in the ongoing Gaza conflict, with international condemnation and calls for accountability.
More than a dozen Palestinians, including journalists, were killed in Israeli strikes on a hospital in southern Gaza, with the Palestinian Ministry of Health reporting at least 20 deaths. The strikes involved a double-tap attack on Nasser Medical Complex, targeting emergency responders and media personnel, prompting condemnation from Palestinian authorities and international organizations. The Israeli military claims it does not target journalists and is investigating the incident.
Israeli forces killed at least 55 people in Gaza, including journalists and aid-seekers, amid ongoing conflict and international reactions, with Australia and other countries moving toward recognizing Palestinian statehood and Egypt seeking negotiations to end the war.