Israel initiated a significant military operation in the West Bank city of Jenin, resulting in the deaths of at least nine Palestinians and leaving 40 individuals wounded, as the ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza continued. In a separate incident in Tel Aviv, four people were injured in a stabbing attack, with the suspect being killed by security forces.
UN Aid Reaches Gaza
The United Nations reported that nearly 900 trucks of aid entered Gaza on the third day of the ceasefire, surpassing the agreed-upon number. The humanitarian coordinator expressed optimism as Palestinians showed resilience and a desire to rebuild their lives, emphasizing the need for humanitarian assistance and early recovery programs.
Palestinians Face Devastation in Gaza
Residents of Gaza, particularly in Rafah, returned to find their homes and businesses destroyed, with many expressing shock and despair at the extent of the damage. Efforts to recover bodies and make areas habitable for returning civilians are underway, highlighting the challenges faced by the community.
Stabbing Attacks in Tel Aviv
Another stabbing incident in Tel Aviv added to the security concerns, with authorities attributing the attacks to terrorism. The ongoing tensions have led to a series of violent incidents, underscoring the fragile situation in the region.
Saudi Arabia Plans Visit to Lebanon
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister announced intentions to visit Lebanon, signaling a potential thaw in relations between the two countries. The visit comes amidst political developments in Lebanon and a desire for reform and progress.
Hamas Maintains Control in Gaza
Despite the devastation caused by the conflict, Hamas remains in power in Gaza, signaling a continued challenge for Israel. The aftermath of the war has left Gaza in ruins, with efforts to provide aid and support to the affected population ongoing.
