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Ceasefires Erode as Strikes Kill Civilians and a Journalist in Gaza and Lebanon

Their breakdown risks derailing U.S.-Iran diplomatic talks.

Overview

  • Israeli strikes on Saturday killed Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah and multiple civilians including two sisters in Gaza City, continuing near-daily attacks since the October 2025 truce.
  • Gaza’s Health Ministry reports more than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire took effect and UNICEF called the truce a “deadly illusion” because hundreds of children have died.
  • The Israel Defense Forces confirmed it carried out the strike that killed Ahmed Wishah and said he was a Hamas operative but has not publicly provided evidence to support that claim.
  • A newly declared Israel–Hezbollah ceasefire unraveled as Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed dozens and an Israeli sergeant, raising the prospect that the violence will undercut follow-up U.S.–Iran diplomatic meetings.
  • Humanitarian agencies warn of worsening medical shortages, blocked evacuations and long-term trauma for children, and negotiators say ongoing battlefield reversals are stalling any move to a more durable pause.