Tel Aviv/Gaza, – The conflict between Israel and Gaza has escalated further, with Israel intensifying its military campaign. Over the last two nights (Tuesday and Wednesday), Israel carried out 50 airstrikes, while in the past 24 hours alone, it has conducted more than 150 attacks on Gaza.
According to reports, around 400,000 residents have fled Gaza within days. Considering Gaza’s population of nearly one million, this means that about 40% of its people have been displaced.
🚨 Heavy Casualties and Destruction
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that they targeted 150 sites in Gaza within the last two days. On Wednesday night alone, 12 people were killed in Israeli strikes.
The Israeli military claims it destroyed tunnels, command centers, and buildings allegedly used by Hamas militants. Officials stated:
“Our security forces are continuously eliminating terrorists. Many structures belonging to the terrorist organization Hamas have been destroyed.”
Gaza remains the stronghold of Hamas, and Israel has repeatedly emphasized that eliminating the group requires targeting the region.
🌍 Muslim Nations Condemn Israel
Meanwhile, Israel’s earlier strike on Doha, Qatar’s capital, triggered anger across the Muslim world. On Tuesday, leaders from 60 Muslim-majority countries convened in Doha to discuss the crisis.
Countries including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey, and Bahrain attended the meeting. A resolution condemning Israel’s actions was passed, and leaders called for unity against Israel.
During discussions, Pakistan and Turkey even suggested the idea of forming an “Islamic NATO” to counter Israel. However, no consensus was reached beyond issuing a condemnation statement.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to deepen as thousands more flee daily amid relentless airstrikes.
