Israeli Airstrikes Kill Dozens in Gaza

Recent Israeli airstrikes in northern Gaza, particularly in the Jabalia refugee camp, have reportedly resulted in at least 73 fatalities and numerous injuries, with ongoing rescue operations hampered due to communication blackouts. The Israeli military, while acknowledging the strikes, contested the casualty figures provided by Hamas, asserting they were exaggerated and the strikes aimed at Hamas targets. The situation in Jabalia has become increasingly dire, with heavy bombardments leading to fears of more casualties as rescue efforts struggle under siege conditions. Despite the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Iranian leadership claims the group remains resilient. Concurrently, an attempted drone strike targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence was reported, which he condemned as a grave mistake by Iranian proxies. The humanitarian crisis continues to escalate in Gaza, with over 42,500 deaths reported since the conflict's escalation a year ago.