Gaza under fire: Martyrs toll rises to 116 amid Israeli attacks
Hamas threatens prolonged war: UK cities rise for Gaza, 63 protesters arrested
Gaza remains under siege as Israeli forces continue their brutal assault, with the martyrs toll from recent airstrikes rising to 116, reported the 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.
According to local health officials, the strikes have targeted multiple areas across the besieged strip, with the southern city of Rafah witnessing some of the most devastating attacks.
At least 37 Palestinians were martyred near food aid distribution centres in Rafah alone.
The escalating violence has pushed Hamas to issue a strong warning: if a ceasefire deal is not reached soon, the group is prepared for a prolonged war.
The prospect of an extended conflict has raised alarm both regionally and internationally.
Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, mass protests erupted in support of Palestinian rights and the Palestine Action group.
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in major cities including London, Edinburgh, Manchester, and Bristol, demanding the removal of Palestine Action from the UK’s list of designated terrorist groups.
Despite the largely peaceful nature of the protests, authorities arrested at least 63 demonstrators, citing violations of public order.
The crisis in Gaza shows no signs of de-escalation, with the humanitarian situation worsening and the international community under growing pressure to intervene.