A deadly Israeli strike in Gaza City killed at least 10 people and injured dozens, according to local officials. The attack targeted a vehicle near a crowded market, causing chaos and panic among civilians. Witnesses described the scene as one of "mayhem," with people fleeing in all directions. The strike occurred in a densely populated area, raising concerns about civilian casualties.
The Israeli military has not yet commented on the incident. Meanwhile, Afghan officials Ishaq Dar and Abbas Araghchi emphasized the need for uninterrupted energy supplies and safe passage for ships during their call. The attack has intensified tensions in the region, with humanitarian groups warning of growing risks to civilians.
Local authorities are investigating the incident, but no official confirmation of the attack's origin has been released. The strike highlights the ongoing challenges of conflict in the area, with civilians caught in the crossfire. International calls for de-escalation have increased in the wake of the attack.
The situation remains volatile, with no immediate indication of a ceasefire. Reports suggest the attack may have been a targeted operation, but details remain unclear. As the investigation continues, the humanitarian impact on the local population is expected to grow.
