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Middle East tensions flared again this weekend as Israeli strikes hit Gaza, killing at least 19 people, according to reports. The violence comes amid growing global calls for de-escalation and humanitarian relief.
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus sounded the alarm on 'deeply alarming' food shortages in northern Gaza, warning of potential famine conditions. The UN agency urged immediate access to deliver aid as hospitals in the region struggle to cope with casualties.
While international leaders push for ceasefires, the situation remains volatile. Analysts say this latest escalation could derail fragile diplomatic efforts—think ‘Oppenheimer’-level tension but tragically real.
Stay tuned as we track developments in this fast-evolving crisis. Our team’s got you covered with fair, balanced updates—no spin, just facts.
