The Palestinian death toll from the war between Israel and Hamas has soared past 25,000, said the Hamas-run Health Ministry in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, while the Israeli government appeared far from achieving its goals of crushing the militant group and freeing more than 100 hostages.

The level of death, destruction and displacement from the war is without precedent in the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Israeli officials say the fighting is likely to continue for several more months.



The conflict and the plight of hostages held in Gaza have divided Israelis and their leaders while the offensive threatens to ignite a wider war involving Iran-backed groups in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen that support the Palestinians.


On Sunday, the Israeli Air Force carried out two series of strikes on "terrorist infrastructure," including a military building, a launch post and an observation post belonging to the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah, the Israeli military said. Israel said it also struck several locations in southern Lebanon, including a Hezbollah command center and military compound.

Earlier, on Saturday, at least five Iranians were killed in an Israeli strike on Damascus, Syria's capital city, which targeted a building used by the Iranian paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, according to Syrian and Iranian officials. And, on Thursday, Yemen-based Houthi rebels launched missiles at a merchant vessel owned by the United States, the Pentagon said, marking the latest attack from the militant group, which is similarly backed by Iran, on commercial ships in and around the Red Sea. It was the rebel group's third strike last week targeting U.S.-owned vessels.

Violence has also spiked in the occupied West Bank. On Friday, a Palestinian-American teenager was shot and killed by Israeli troops in the West Bank, a Palestinian official told Reuters.

In Lebanon, Hezbollah forces have engaged in near-daily clashes with Israeli troops along the border.

An Israeli airstrike on Sunday hit a car near a Lebanese army checkpoint in the southern town of Kafra, killing at least one person and injuring several others, Lebanese state media reported. The identities of those killed and injured were not immediately clear. Israel's military said it doesn't comment on reports in foreign media.

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Nlfpmod mynd44

This is just too much

Infact, Iran, the Houthi's of Yemen and Hezbollah have diverted the world's attention from the Gaza conflict to the Red Sea.

Isreal is commiting Genocide under this division as the world media covers more of the Red Sea trade route.

Israel's right to defend itself against attacks has been carried too far abeg!

Good work Israel.

Next time before you start what you can’t finish, think twice

matify83:
Infact, Iran, the Houthi's of Yemen and Hezbollah have diverted the world's attention from the Gaza conflict to the Red Sea.

Isreal is commiting Genocide under this division as the world media covers more of the Red Sea trade route.

Israel's right to defend itself against attacks has been carried too far abeg!

and with the full support of America

Israel is mankindly. If it were Hamas terrorists who got upper hand over Israel, they would have annihilated Israel since last year October. That's how number one terrorist, conquered the middle east in 1500 years ago.

Fineman2:
This is just too much

It's still minimal considering hamas' strategy and Gaza's population density, because IDF troops are following intelligence gathering for precision strike. From the 25,000 dead in Palestine, about 10,000 of them are Hamas terrorists. Others are the people Hamas used as human shields.