Tensions Rise as Ceasefire Negotiations Falter Amid Gaza Strikes

An Israeli air strike resulted in the deaths of four Palestinians in Gaza. Continued ceasefire negotiations between Hamas and Israel remain unresolved, risking further conflict. Humanitarian conditions worsen with aid and electricity cut-offs, raising concerns of a potential hunger crisis in Gaza.

An Israeli air strike killed four Palestinians in Gaza, exacerbating tensions as ceasefire negotiations between Hamas and Israel hit an impasse. Mediation efforts by Arab nations and the U.S. show scant progress as disputes linger.

Ceasefire talks have stalled, with Hamas demanding further negotiations over Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, while Israel insists on the release of remaining hostages. Humanitarian conditions worsen as Israel cuts aid and electricity, sparking fears of a potential famine in Gaza.

According to UNRWA, repeated aid blockages risk a severe humanitarian crisis, echoing past hardships faced by Gazans. The conflict follows a recent cross-border raid by Hamas, which significantly escalated hostilities.

(With inputs from agencies.)