Israeli Strikes Kill 11, Including Three Babies, in Gaza

An overnight Israeli airstrike on the Khan Younis refugee camp in southern Gaza killed at least 11 people, including three babies under a year old, according to Gaza's civil defence agency. Most of the victims were from the Al-Bayram family, with eight identified so far, and rescue efforts are ongoing. The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the strike. Additional attacks across Gaza have resulted in numerous other casualties, including children and women, with reports of fatalities in various parts of the territory such as Gaza City and Jabalia. The ongoing Israeli military offensive resumed after a two-month truce, with Gaza remaining under strict blockade, severely restricting aid deliveries. UN agencies continue to warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis and the risk of famine in Gaza.