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Escalating Conflict in Middle East

Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Gaza cause significant casualties; rockets fired from Lebanon into Israel; UN warns of famine in Gaza; Qatar suspends mediation efforts.

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What was the impact of the rocket fire from Lebanon into Israel?: Fifteen rockets were launched from Lebanon into the Western Galilee region of Israel, injuring three people. The rockets struck near Kibbutz Kabri, and the injured were treated at the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya.
What is the UN's concern regarding the situation in northern Gaza?: A UN report warned of the potential for famine in northern Gaza due to the ongoing Israeli offensive and severe food aid shortages. The report indicated that famine thresholds may have already been reached or will be soon.
What is the reported death toll from the Israeli airstrike in Lebanon?: At least 23 people were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a Shiite village north of Beirut, Lebanon. The Lebanese Health Ministry reported three children among the dead and six injured, with the death toll possibly rising as searches continue.
What is the current status of Qatar's mediation efforts for a ceasefire?: Qatar suspended its mediation efforts for a ceasefire in Gaza until both Hamas and Israel show more seriousness and commitment to negotiations. The country had previously worked with the US and Egypt to facilitate a resolution to the conflict.
How many casualties are reported from the Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip?: Thirty people, including 13 children, died in two Israeli airstrikes on homes in the Jabalia area of the Gaza Strip, according to the Hamas-run civil defense. One strike hit a family home, causing numerous deaths and injuries, while another struck a house in al-Sabra neighborhood.

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