Israeli Occupation's assault on Gaza has entered its 303rd day, with intense bombardment targeting various areas, particularly in Gaza City and Khan Younis, resulting in dozens of casualties.

Meanwhile, Palestinian resistance forces report fierce battles to repel incursions in Rafah, southern Gaza.

This escalation comes as Israeli Occupation braces for potential military strikes from Iran and Hezbollah following the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran and Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr in Beirut.

The US State Department has urged Americans to exercise caution due to regional tensions, while the Pentagon announced the deployment of additional naval ships, destroyers, and fighter squadrons to the Middle East, raising the US military's defensive readiness.

In a related development, Hebrew Channel 14 reported that around 50 rockets were fired from southern Lebanon towards the Upper Galilee, with the Israeli military confirming at least 30 rocket launches. Sirens continue to sound across the northern region in response.

On the regional front, three US and Israeli Occupation officials indicated that an Iranian attack on Israeli Occupation could occur as early as Monday. According to Axios, it's unclear whether Iran and Hezbollah will launch a coordinated strike or act independently, but preparations are reportedly underway.

As of now, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reports 39,550 people killed and 91,280 injured since the conflict began on October 7.