Hamas has released footage of its recent rocket attack on Tel Aviv, claiming it as retaliation against Israel’s alleged genocide in Gaza. The Kassam Brigades, Hamas’s military wing, announced that they launched M90 missiles targeting occupied Tel Aviv. This comes after Israel unilaterally withdrew from a ceasefire and resumed attacks on Palestinians, resulting in over 600 deaths.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have claimed the lives of 85 more Palestinians, bringing the total death toll to nearly 600 in the past three days. Over a hundred others have been injured. Since Israel’s offensive began in October 2023, the death toll in Gaza has risen to 49,617, with at least 112,950 wounded. The Israeli military has confirmed that its ground operations continue in southern Gaza’s Rafah, while troops advance through Beit Lahia and central areas in the north.

Gaza has officially entered the first stage of famine as shortages of food, clean water, and fuel intensify, according to local humanitarian officials. Water wells have shut down due to a lack of fuel, and the UN has been unable to deliver food aid since March 2. Most bakeries have closed, and over 80% of hospitals are unable to function due to medicine and anesthesia shortages. Despite the crisis, residents continue to observe Ramadan, pleading for international intervention to end their suffering.

Ignoring the ceasefire, Israeli attacks on Gaza have killed over 500 Palestinians, including 200 children. In retaliation, Hamas has launched rocket strikes on Israel. The Israeli military reported that air raid sirens went off after rockets were fired from Gaza. Out of three rockets launched from southern Gaza, one was intercepted, while the other two landed in open areas, causing no casualties. Additionally, Yemen’s Houthis fired a ballistic missile, disrupting flights at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Hamas’ Qassam Brigades stated that the attack was in retaliation for Israeli massacres of civilians in Gaza.

After a series of airstrikes that killed over 970 people in Gaza, Israel has announced an escalation of its ground offensive. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that their troops had advanced to the Netzarim Corridor, dividing northern and southern Gaza. The IDF has ordered large-scale evacuations in the area. Meanwhile, the UN reported an explosion at its Deir al-Balah office, killing two people, including a staff member. Israel has denied responsibility for the incident.

Israel has blocked the main route, Salah al-Din Street, which serves as the primary passage for movement from northern to southern Gaza. This action is a violation of the latest ceasefire agreement. Hamas has condemned the move, stating that it has completely derailed the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement, further tightening the blockade on Gaza and worsening the humanitarian crisis. According to AFP, Israeli airstrikes in war-torn Gaza have claimed the lives of 970 Palestinians in the past 48 hours.

Hamas has called for large-scale protests and blockades in front of Israeli and US embassies worldwide. In a statement on Tuesday, the group accused the “occupying fascist government” of committing another round of brutal aggression and genocide in Gaza, violating humanitarian principles and religious laws. The statement emphasized that the blockade aims to exert maximum pressure on Tel Aviv and Washington to halt the ongoing assault on the people of Gaza.

Israeli forces launched intense airstrikes across Gaza overnight and into the early morning, killing at least 27 Palestinians. Gaza’s Health Ministry reported on Wednesday that Israel’s ongoing assault has so far resulted in 48,577 Palestinian deaths and 112,041 injuries.

Meanwhile, Gaza’s government media updated the total death toll to over 61,700, stating that thousands of missing individuals buried under the rubble are presumed dead. On Tuesday, Israel violated the ceasefire in Gaza, killing 404 people in a single day.

Israel has resumed its brutal military offensive in Gaza, killing over 400 Palestinians despite the previous ceasefire. UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed his outrage over the renewed violence. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Guterres urged all parties to respect the ceasefire, ensure uninterrupted humanitarian aid, and unconditionally release the remaining hostages. Governments worldwide, along with numerous humanitarian organizations, have condemned Israel’s fresh wave of bombings in Gaza.

Hamas spokesperson Osama Hamdan warned that if Israel believes it can manipulate the ceasefire agreement by escalating military operations, it is mistaken. He stated that Hamas has abided by the agreed-upon truce, but Israel has breached it following consultations with US officials. Hamdan further accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of suffering from ‘megalomania’ and using the war to escape corruption charges. The latest attacks in Gaza have resulted in 404 casualties.

Isam Da’alas, the ‘de-facto Prime Minister’ of Gaza, was killed in an Israeli airstrike, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Tuesday. Hamas also confirmed his death. Additionally, the attack claimed the lives of Justice Ministry Director General Ahmed Al-Khatta, Gaza’s Interior Ministry head Mahmoud Abu Watfa, and Hamas’ Internal Security Chief Bahjat Abu Sultan.

Israel has launched intense airstrikes on Gaza, with Hamas’ Health Ministry reporting at least 330 Palestinian deaths. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claim to be targeting “terror-related sites” under Hamas’ control. Among those killed is Gaza’s Deputy Interior Minister and senior Hamas security official, Mahmoud Abu Wafa. Witnesses say the strikes occurred during Suhoor (pre-dawn meal) in the holy month of Ramadan, catching many by surprise as explosions rocked the city.

Despite a declared ceasefire, Israel has launched intense airstrikes on Gaza during the holy month of Ramadan, killing at least 342 Palestinians, most of whom are children. The assault, allegedly encouraged by former U.S. President Donald Trump, did not spare even pregnant women. This is Israel’s largest attack on Gaza since the ceasefire agreement with Hamas on January 19. The Israeli ambassador stated that they would show no mercy to their enemies and would not stop until all hostages were returned. Hamas accused Israel of unilaterally breaking the ceasefire agreement. Protesters from Arab and Muslim nations, along with human rights activists worldwide, have called for demonstrations against the attacks.

Israel has resumed heavy airstrikes across the blockaded Gaza Strip, with the death toll rising to 170. Among the casualties, 78 people were killed in the southern region of the strip, while over a hundred others were injured.

In Gaza City alone, at least 20 people lost their lives, and more than 50 others sustained injuries due to Israeli air raids. The escalation comes after negotiations failed, according to a statement from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office.

Due to Israel’s blockade, one million children in Gaza are experiencing extreme hunger, according to UNICEF. The organization reported that thousands are deprived of clean water and basic sanitation. “Immediate access to water and electricity is necessary to save children’s lives,” said UNICEF Regional Director Eduardo Beigbeder from Deir al-Balah. He emphasized that water is a fundamental human right and should not be denied. While UNICEF and its partners are striving to provide aid, Beigbeder warned that unless the blockade is lifted or a lasting ceasefire is established, the crisis will continue to worsen.