Israel continues bombing of Gaza, leaving at least 14 dead in recent hours

Amid the escalating conflict, the Israeli army has carried out renewed bombings of the Gaza Strip, leaving at least 14 dead in recent hours, according to Palestinian medical sources.

The attacks were concentrated in different parts of the Strip, including cities such as Gaza, Khan Younis, and Rafah, where residential buildings and suspected military infrastructure were hit by Israeli missiles.

Israel's Response and the Situation in the Region
The Israeli government has justified the attacks as part of a response against armed groups that continue to fire rockets into its territory. "We will continue our operations until the safety of our citizens is guaranteed," stated an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson.

Since the start of this new offensive, the number of casualties continues to rise, with hundreds injured and a significant number displaced. Local authorities have warned of the serious humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where the population faces shortages of basic supplies due to the blockade and constant attacks.

International Reactions
Faced with the intensification of the conflict, the international community has issued urgent calls for de-escalation and an immediate ceasefire. The UN has expressed concern about the increase in civilian casualties, while countries such as France, Egypt, and Turkey have urged both parties to return to the negotiating table.

Meanwhile, the situation remains uncertain and tensions continue to rise, with fears that the violence will continue in the coming days and the conflict will reach new heights in the region.