Over 95 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza amid Rafah demolitions

At least 95 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes over the past 24 hours in Gaza. The attacks intensified across the Gaza Strip, with demolitions surging in Rafah. Israel is advancing a plan to relocate hundreds of thousands of residents forcibly.

Demolition operations in southern Gaza's Rafah Governorate have sharply escalated in recent months as part of the controversial relocation effort. Satellite imagery and data from the United Nations Satellite Centre show a surge of 12,800 demolitions in three months.

The demolition spike aligns with Israel's expanded military push into Rafah and a plan to transfer 600,000 residents into areas critics liken to 'concentration camps'.

US President Donald Trump mentioned ongoing discussions over the Gaza conflict, expressing hope for progress despite stalled ceasefire talks in Doha.

The New York Times rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of its report claiming he extended the Gaza war to retain political power.

The investigation alleged Netanyahu delayed a ceasefire and blocked a Saudi-Israeli normalization deal to maintain his coalition.