The possibility of a ceasefire and captives-for-prisoners swap deal has inspired cautious hope as the people of Gaza continue to endure airstrikes and growing hunger.

Israel has escalated its attacks against Yemen, most recently launching airstrikes on civilian infrastructure at Sanaa Airport which almost resulted in the death of the WHO Director.

After 14 months of Israel’s genocide on Gaza, conditions for the millions of displaced remain perilous and Israel’s airstrikes are unrelenting.

Although recent statements from Hamas and Israel regarding Gaza ceasefire talks appear to be optimistic, Israel has escalated its aggression across the Gaza strip in the last few days.

The airstrike on the Tulkarm refugee camp marked the first time in two decades that Israeli forces have used war planes in the occupied West Bank.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claimed that the US and its allies lied about a ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for Iran not responding to Israel’s assassination of Ismail Haniyeh.

Israel intensified assassinations of top leaders of the Axis of Resistance, ahead of the Israeli ground invasion into Lebanon

Israel assassinated the Lebanese resistance leader on Friday, September 27 using 80 2,000 pound bombs which leveled 6 apartment buildings

The attack on Yemen came in the wake of an intense escalation against the Axis of Resistance within Israel’s multi-front war in West Asia, which confirms Netanyahu’s insistence to provoke a regional war.

By rejecting the deal, Netanyahu once again turns his back on international efforts to stop the bloodshed in Gaza and Lebanon

Israel is determined to proceed in its genocidal aggression on Lebanon until “the goals” set for the expanded military operation are achieved, while Hezbollah insists that it will not refrain from supporting the Palestinian people in Gaza

Israel carried out one of the most aggressive and deadliest attacks against Lebanon since 2006 amidst international calls for de-escalation