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Gaza & Lebanon Airstrikes: Death Toll Rises Amid Stalled Peace Talks
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and Lebanon result in numerous deaths, amid ongoing conflict and stalled peace talks.
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Dr. Fadel NaimBiden
- What happened in Lebanon in relation to the conflict?
- A separate Israeli airstrike in Lebanon killed at least 20 people in the village of Aalmat, north of Beirut. The attack occurred outside of areas with a significant Hezbollah presence.
- What is the current status of the ceasefire negotiations?
- Ceasefire talks mediated by the US, Qatar, and Egypt have repeatedly stalled, with Qatar suspending its efforts due to a lack of seriousness from involved parties to end the conflict and alleviate civilian suffering.
- What was the result of the Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza?
- An Israeli airstrike on a home sheltering displaced people in northern Gaza killed at least 17, according to a hospital director. Nine of the victims were women, and the death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue.
- Where did the airstrike in Gaza take place, and what is the status of the area?
- The attack occurred in the Jabaliya refugee camp, an area heavily targeted by Israel's ongoing offensive. Israel has not commented on the specific attack, but its military claims to only target militants.
- What is the humanitarian situation in northern Gaza, and what warnings have been issued?
- The northern third of Gaza has experienced the most destruction in the 13-month conflict, with hundreds of thousands displaced and living in overcrowded tent camps with limited services. Experts warn of imminent famine in the north.