Israeli Airstrikes Kill Hamas Leader Sinwar Amid Conflict

Recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in significant casualties, with reports varying from 32 to 73 deaths, including many women and children, according to Palestinian health officials and Hamas media. The strikes targeted the Jabalia refugee camp and surrounding areas, leading to accusations from Hamas of genocide and ethnic cleansing. The Israeli military stated that their operations aimed to dismantle terrorist infrastructure and separate Hamas fighters from civilians, although evacuation orders have sparked controversy. In a related development, Israeli forces confirmed the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in a targeted operation, a move seen as a significant escalation in the conflict. The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) mourned Sinwar, labeling him a martyr and calling for unity among Palestinian factions. Meanwhile, the humanitarian situation in Gaza worsens, with reports of besieged hospitals and disrupted communications hampering rescue efforts.