Israeli Forces Resume Gaza Operations Amidst Airstrikes and International Condemnation; UN Site Hit

Israeli forces have resumed ground operations in the central and southern Gaza Strip, accompanied by airstrikes resulting in casualties. The military extended control over the Netzarim Corridor, aiming to create a buffer zone. A UN facility in Gaza City was hit, causing casualties among staff, though Israel denies targeting it. The UN condemned the strike, emphasizing the site's well-known status. International condemnation followed the renewed violence, with calls for a ceasefire and aid resumption. The US attributed the conflict's resurgence to Hamas. The Israeli campaign has resulted in over 49,000 deaths and a humanitarian crisis, with both sides trading blame for truce violations.