Israeli occupation forces continue to commit horrific massacres against civilians in both the Gaza Strip and South Lebanon, in a new bloody escalation added to a long series of ongoing violations spanning more than two years.

“Gaza Under Fire Again”

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced this evening that 25 Palestinians, including children, were killed and 77 others were wounded with varying degrees of injuries, as a result of a series of Israeli airstrikes that targeted different areas of the Strip since this afternoon.

In an earlier update over the past 48 hours, the ministry confirmed that 7 fatalities and 33 injuries had arrived at the Strip’s hospitals, raising the death toll since the ceasefire was declared on October 11, 2025 to:

280 killed

672 injured

571 bodies recovered from under the rubble


Since the beginning of the Israeli assault on October 7, 2023, the catastrophic toll has risen to:

69,513 killed

170,745 injured


“Lebanon: Airstrikes on Ain al-Hilweh and the South”

In a serious development on the northern front, the Lebanese Ministry of Health announced that 11 people were killed and 4 others wounded in an Israeli airstrike that targeted the Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp in the city of Sidon.

Occupation aircraft also launched heavy strikes on the towns of Ainata and Tayr Falsay in South Lebanon, causing widespread destruction of civilian homes and triggering a wave of panic among local residents.

“Reactions and Fears of Escalation”

Fears are growing that the situation may slide into a broader regional confrontation, amid continued Israeli airstrikes and the expanding scope of attacks to include densely populated civilian areas in more than one arena.

Human rights organizations and the international community are calling for an immediate halt to the aggression and for international investigations into the crimes committed against civilians, particularly in light of the shocking figures that document the scale of the worsening humanitarian catastrophe.