Israeli Occupation has been conducting aggressive actions against the Gaza Strip by land, air, and sea for 298 consecutive days since October 7, 2023.

These actions have resulted in the deaths of 39,363 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and injured 90,923 others.

Recently, a new massacre occurred as Israeli Occupation Forces targeted Khan Yunis and Gaza, causing further casualties early Tuesday morning.

Ceasefire Negotiations and Exchange Deal Developments

Hamas has accused Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of delaying and complicating ceasefire and prisoner exchange negotiations by imposing new conditions and retracting previously agreed terms. However, Netanyahu's office claimed that Hamas is the one obstructing progress by demanding 29 changes to the original plan, insisting that Israeli Occupation has not altered its conditions.

Netanyahu's office emphasized that Israeli Occupation remains committed to its principles, including increasing the number of living detainees to be released and controlling the Philadelphi Corridor to prevent the passage of weapons and militants.

Operation Aqsa Typhoon and Iron Swords

On October 7, the Qassam Brigades, Hamas's military wing, launched Operation Aqsa Typhoon in response to Israeli Occupation violations in the occupied Palestinian territories. In retaliation, the Israeli Occupation launched Operation Iron Swords against Gaza, leading to numerous violent raids. These raids have killed hundreds, wounded thousands, and caused extensive destruction to buildings, residential towers, institutions, and infrastructure.

Casualties among Israeli Occupation Forces

Since October 7, the death toll among Israeli Occupation Forces has reached 689, with 329 deaths occurring since the ground operation began on October 27. Additionally, 4,234 Israeli Occupation soldiers have been injured, with 627 in critical condition, 1,064 moderately injured, and 2,543 slightly injured.