Latest developments in Israel-Palestine conflict

Following a surprise attack known as Operation Al-Aqsa Flood launched by Hamas early Saturday, which involved dozens of fighters infiltrating Israeli towns and engaging in intense rocket strikes, a conflict has erupted between the two parties.

The Israeli military remains engaged in combat with Hamas in various areas of southern Israel. Here are some recent developments in the region:

Israeli warplanes initiated fresh airstrikes in the Gaza Strip early Sunday, targeting a military facility belonging to Palestinian groups in western Gaza. Residential areas and public buildings in Beit Hanoun and other locations were also subjected to attacks.
A general strike in the West Bank on Sunday led to the suspension of education and disruptions in daily life. Israeli authorities cut off electricity in the region.
Hamas has reported that its fighters are still involved in intense clashes within Israel, particularly in areas bordering the Gaza Strip, including Ofakim, Sderot, Yad Mordechai, Kfar Azza, Be’eri, Yatid, and Kissufim.
In response to a rocket firing incident, the Israeli army confirmed an artillery attack inside Lebanon. Lebanon’s Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the rocket attack, citing solidarity with the Palestinians.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on Palestinians to evacuate Gaza, as the Israeli army intended to target Hamas facilities aggressively.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog attributed the surprise Hamas attack to Iran.
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested an emergency ministerial-level meeting of the Arab League to address the escalating Israeli escalation.
The UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has urged both conflicting sides to exercise restraint to prevent further escalation along the Lebanon-Israel border.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas held telephone conversations with French President Emmanuel Macron and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken amid rising tensions in the region.
According to the Israeli Health Ministry, at least 350 Israelis have been killed, and over 1,864 have been injured in the ongoing conflict.
The Palestinian Health Ministry reported at least 313 Palestinian casualties in Israeli airstrikes, with 1,990 Palestinians wounded.
Approximately 20,000 Palestinians have been displaced in Gaza, seeking shelter in schools and emergency facilities, as per the UN humanitarian affairs office.
Reports suggest that at least 750 Israelis are missing since the conflict began on Saturday, with Israeli media asserting that Hamas has kidnapped around 100 Israelis in Gaza.