Jerusalem Daily: Israeli strikes devastate Gaza
Israeli air strikes on Gaza have left dozens of people killed and wounded, according to NewsFeed. Israel’s foreign minister said there is "no intention" to expel Palestinians, while separate operations in the occupied West Bank have involved further raids and arrests.

Why It Matters
The combination of lethal strikes in Gaza and intensified security operations in the West Bank marks a sustained escalation with immediate humanitarian and political implications. The foreign minister’s denial about expulsions frames the government's position amid mounting international and local concern.
Key Facts
- Event: Israeli air strikes in Gaza
- Casualties: Dozens killed and injured
- Official statement: Israel's foreign minister said there is 'no intention' to expel Palestinians
- West Bank: Additional raids and arrests reported in the occupied West Bank
- Source: NewsFeed — Jerusalem Daily
Israeli air operations across Gaza have resulted in dozens of people being killed and wounded, NewsFeed reported. The strikes struck multiple locations in the territory and produced significant casualties, according to the report. In response to the violence, Israel’s foreign minister publicly rejected suggestions of forced displacement, saying there is "no intention" to expel Palestinians. The remark was given as officials and commentators debated the domestic and international implications of the campaign. Alongside the air strikes in Gaza, security forces carried out further raids and arrests in the occupied West Bank, indicating a parallel escalation of operations there. The actions in both areas underscore a widening pattern of military activity across Palestinian-populated territories. The developments were summarized in NewsFeed’s Jerusalem Daily bulletin, which compiled the accounts of the strikes, the minister’s statement, and the West Bank operations.
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