Israeli airstrikes killed at least 87 Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, according to local health authorities, escalating global condemnation as the conflict enters its 20th month. The attacks targeted over 100 locations, including militant infrastructure and military compounds, amid warnings of a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Britain suspended trade talks with Israel and summoned its ambassador, citing concerns over policies in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. The European Union also faces calls to reassess its trade agreements with Israel, signaling growing diplomatic friction.
Israeli military chief Eyal Zamir vowed to expand operations in Gaza, stating forces aim to dismantle Hamas' infrastructure. Meanwhile, Gaza's residents grapple with widespread destruction and acute food shortages, drawing urgent appeals from international aid organizations.
The conflict has displaced over 1.7 million people and destroyed critical infrastructure, with UN agencies warning of famine-like conditions. Analysts suggest the mounting international backlash could pressure Israel to reassess its military strategy.
