Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed 31 more Palestinians in the past 24 hours, bringing the total death toll in the besieged enclave to 52,418. An additional 56 people were injured and taken to hospitals across Gaza. Since the resumption of attacks following a ceasefire, over 2,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 5,000 injured.

Amnesty International has accused Israeli forces of committing atrocities in Gaza while livestreaming the destruction on social media. The report states that Israel’s actions amount to deliberate ethnic cleansing, forcing residents to flee and creating a humanitarian catastrophe. Amnesty Secretary General Agnès Callamard condemned the international community’s inaction as entire Palestinian families are being wiped out along with their homes, livelihoods, hospitals, and schools.

The International Court of Justice has begun a five-day hearing on the humanitarian blockade preventing aid deliveries to Gaza. Though Israel has submitted written objections, it is not participating in oral arguments. Swedish lawyer Elinor Hammarskjöld stressed that international law prohibits acquisition of territory by force. Experts say Israel’s 2024 UNRWA ban violates its UN obligations.

At least 51 Palestinians were killed in a single day by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. The death toll since the escalation began has reached 53,300, with over 116,000 injured—56% of them women and children. Over 2,000 Palestinians have died since the ceasefire ended, with more than 5,000 injured.

At least 53 more Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza within a single day. Following more than 15 months of continuous operations, a ceasefire had been brokered under pressure from the United States and other mediators starting January 19. However, hostilities resumed on March 18 before the two-month ceasefire could fully hold. In this second wave of military operations, more than 2,000 people have been killed and over 5,000 injured.

Hamas has indicated willingness to agree to a five- to seven-year ceasefire in exchange for ending the war, reconstructing Gaza, and securing the release of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, along with freeing all hostages in Gaza. However, Hamas has refused to surrender its weapons. Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Sharon Haskell dismissed the new proposal, saying the war could end tomorrow if Hamas releases the remaining 59 hostages and disarms.

Israeli airstrikes killed another 56 Palestinians in Gaza within a single day, injuring over a hundred others. The death toll in the besieged enclave has now risen to approximately 51,500, with more than 117,524 injured. Many victims remain trapped under rubble or abandoned on the streets, unreachable by rescuers. Since the breakdown of the ceasefire 38 days ago, 2,060 Palestinians have been killed and 5,375 injured.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed 84 Palestinians and wounded 168 others in the past 24 hours. Gaza’s Health Ministry reported that many victims remain trapped under rubble and are not yet included in the official death toll. Over the past 18 months, total casualties in Gaza have reached 51,400 dead and 116,416 injured — with women and children comprising 56% of the victims.

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza killed over 60 Palestinians in a single day, including 12 members of one family, and injured over 150 others. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the total death toll since Israel’s assault began in October 2023 has reached 51,355, with 117,248 people injured.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have claimed 45 more lives in the past 24 hours, pushing the death toll to over 51,305. More than 117,096 people have been injured since the conflict began. Rescue workers are still struggling to reach victims trapped under rubble. According to the UN, 85% of Gaza’s population has been displaced, and 60% of infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed.

Israeli forces demolished multiple Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank on Monday, targeting properties in Ramallah and Hebron governorates, and destroying a residential building. They also damaged vehicles, olive trees, and other properties. Attacks were reported in Safarkha and Bidya towns. According to the UN, since Israel launched a new military campaign on January 21, nearly 40,000 Palestinians have been displaced.

Hamas’s military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, has recruited approximately 30,000 young men in Gaza. According to Saudi news outlet Al Arabiya, most of the recruits had previously received training at secret military camps run by Hamas. These new members are skilled in guerrilla warfare, rocket attacks, and explosive deployment, though gaps in their military capabilities remain. Meanwhile, Gaza’s Civil Defense Authority reports that at least 25 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip on Sunday.

Since the onset of the Gaza war in October, Israeli forces have installed at least 119 iron gates across Palestinian villages in the West Bank, effectively locking residents inside. These gates are opened and closed at the discretion of Israeli forces. Locals report being stranded in harsh weather and facing restrictions that affect not only movement but also access to healthcare, education, agriculture, and livelihoods. “Each village now has a gate, like pens for livestock,” said Barghouti, a local resident.

Hamas has released a third video of Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot, in which he is seen making a simulated phone call to his family and expressing his longing to return. “Keep doing everything for me! My health is not good, and I fear I may die,” he says, pleading with the Israeli government and the public. Hamas stated that they are willing to release all remaining hostages in exchange for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Fatima Hasoona, a 25-year-old Palestinian photojournalist from Gaza, was killed in an Israeli airstrike that also claimed the lives of 10 of her family members. Fatima had been documenting Israeli atrocities in Gaza for the past 18 months. A documentary about her work is set to be screened at a film festival in France next month. Before her death, she posted: “If I die, let my death roar. Let it not become just another headline or statistic. Let it be a death that etches itself into history—an image no one can erase.”