At least 36 Palestinians were killed in Israeli military strikes across Gaza on Sunday, with 34 deaths concentrated in the north, according to Palestinian health officials. Attacks targeted refugee camps like Jabalia and Shati, where families sheltering in schools faced deadly airstrikes. Meanwhile, Israel’s military claims to have 'eliminated over 40 terrorists' and dismantled infrastructure in Jabalia.
Ceasefire Talks Gain Urgency
CIA and Mossad directors will meet Qatar’s prime minister in Doha to negotiate a short-term Gaza ceasefire deal. The proposed agreement could involve releasing hostages held by Hamas in exchange for Palestinian prisoners – but hopes remain fragile as violence spreads. 💬
Regional Tensions Flare
In Lebanon, an Israeli strike on Sidon killed five people, escalating cross-border tensions. Meanwhile, Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei warned officials must 'demonstrate Iran’s power' following last week’s Israeli attack. Tehran downplayed the damage but faces pressure to respond strategically.
In central Israel, a truck collision at a bus stop injured dozens, with four critically hurt. Police are investigating the incident’s cause.
What’s Next?
With troops withdrawing from a northern Gaza hospital after detaining staff and patients, and evacuation orders issued for 14 Lebanese villages, humanitarian concerns grow. As global leaders urge de-escalation, all eyes turn to Doha’s high-stakes negotiations. 💥
