- Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed dozens of civilians, targeting central Gaza and a makeshift camp near Khan Yunis.
- The strikes aim at the Hamas leadership, responsible for the October 7 terror attacks, amidst a conflict that has lasted more than nine months.
- The Israeli military claims to have hit around 40 terror targets, including military structures and explosive-rigged buildings.
- Civilian casualties and destruction have followed the airstrikes, including hits on U.N. schools and safe zones, raising international concerns.
- The U.S. State Department condemns attacks on civilians while acknowledging Israel’s right to target militants.
- Hospitals and health officials report being overwhelmed with casualties and decry the strikes on civilian areas.
- Experts and international bodies, including the International Criminal Court (ICC), are scrutinizing the strikes for potential violations of international law.
- Israel defends its actions by stating terrorists hide within civilian structures, complicating efforts to minimize civilian casualties.
- The complexity of assessing legality and proportionality in such a densely populated and hostile environment is highlighted by legal experts.
- Arrest warrants for war crimes have been issued by the ICC for leaders on both sides of the conflict, indicating serious concerns about breaches of international humanitarian law.
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