Since October, Israeli forces have conducted daily bombings in Gaza, resulting in significant casualties and destruction, particularly targeting medical facilities, as discussed by Younis Khatib of the Palestine Red Crescent Society. The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh has intensified motivations for resistance among Palestinian factions, highlighting a cycle of retaliatory violence that critics argue only fuels further conflict. In Yemen, massive pro-Palestinian rallies erupted, with protestors calling for vengeance against Israel following Haniyeh's death, underscoring the regional solidarity against Israeli actions. Supporters of Israel, including the Zionist Organization of America, defended the assassinations as necessary actions against terrorism, arguing they contribute to safety. A debate led by Mehdi Hasan featured Israeli historian Benny Morris discussing Israel's historical narrative and justifications for its actions, reflecting the ongoing complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The situation remains volatile, with international reactions varying from concern over escalating tensions to support for Israel's security measures.