Israeli Airstrikes Kill 12 in Gaza Conflict

Israeli airstrikes early Sunday resulted in the deaths of 12 people in Gaza, including four individuals sheltering in a tent camp within a hospital complex, amid escalating tensions that have persisted for nearly 10 months due to the ongoing conflict. A stabbing attack in a Tel Aviv suburb, perpetrated by a Palestinian militant, claimed the lives of two people and left two others injured, prompting police investigations into potential accomplices. The recent killings of senior militants in Lebanon and Iran have heightened fears of retaliation and a broader regional conflict. In Gaza, the strikes have devastated facilities that serve as critical shelters for displaced individuals. Meanwhile, military actions continue with reports of rocket fire from Lebanon into northern Israel, although most were intercepted, and Israeli forces attacking Hezbollah targets. The situation remains volatile as both local and international responses evolve to the ongoing violence.