Israeli airstrikes killed at least 13 Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, despite ongoing ceasefire negotiations, according to local authorities. The attacks targeted multiple residential areas, with casualties reported in Gaza City, Khan Younis, and Deir el-Balah, according to medics and officials (bbc.co.uk). The strikes occurred as Hamas reportedly agreed to a deal to end the war, a breakthrough backed by U.S. President Donald Trump (thejournal.ie).
The Israeli military stated the attacks were aimed at military operatives, though the exact targets remain unclear. Despite the ceasefire push, the violence continued, with at least eight Palestinians killed and over a dozen injured in overnight strikes, according to local health officials (ca.news.yahoo.com). Medics confirmed the deaths of two children among the casualties, highlighting the civilian impact of the ongoing conflict (independent.ie).
Iran’s top diplomat warned of a “decisive response” to any U.S.-Israeli “aggression,” as the death toll in Gaza rose to at least 18, according to Al Jazeera. The situation remains volatile, with families mourning the victims and tensions high between Israel and its regional allies (aljazeera.com).
