At least 87 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza on Tuesday, according to local health authorities, as international pressure mounts to halt military operations and address the enclave’s worsening humanitarian crisis. The strikes targeted over 100 locations, including militant sites and underground infrastructure, amid Israel’s vow to “decisively defeat Hamas.”
Global Backlash Escalates 🌐⚖️
Britain suspended trade talks with Israel and summoned its ambassador over policies in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, while EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas called for a review of the bloc’s trade deal with Israel. The moves signal growing frustration as the 20-month conflict leaves Gaza in ruins, with residents facing severe food shortages and collapsing infrastructure.
Military Operations Expand 🎯💥
Israeli military chief Eyal Zamir announced plans to “expand operations” and dismantle Hamas’ infrastructure in a video statement from Gaza. Strikes in northern and southern areas targeted Islamic Jihad facilities and military compounds, deepening fears of prolonged violence.
With over 2 million Gazans at risk of famine and no ceasefire in sight, global leaders urge immediate aid access and de-escalation. The world watches as diplomacy struggles to keep pace with destruction.
