炮火持续不断，中东多地遭袭

Israeli airstrikes in multiple locations in Gaza Strip result in 12 deaths

According to sources from the Palestinian health department, on the 24th, the Israeli military launched attacks on multiple locations in the Gaza Strip, resulting in 12 deaths, including 6 members of the police force under the control of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in the Gaza Ministry of Interior.

Sources stated that in the afternoon, the Israeli military shelled several residential buildings near a hospital in the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahiya, resulting in 3 deaths and multiple injuries.

The Palestinian Ministry of Interior issued a statement that evening, stating that the Israeli military attacked a police patrol in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in northern Gaza City. Additionally, a police vehicle was targeted by an Israeli bomb after completing a mission in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. The statement noted that the day's attacks resulted in the deaths of 6 police officers and 3 civilians. Since the ceasefire in October of last year, the total number of fallen police officers has reached 31.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released a statement on the evening of the 24th, stating that earlier that day, forces under the southern command discovered Hamas militants in northern Gaza and conducted airstrikes to eliminate them.

Hamas issued a statement on the evening of the 24th, condemning the Israeli bombing of civilian residences in northern Gaza and a police vehicle in Khan Younis, which resulted in over a dozen casualties, calling this act a war crime committed by Israel using "fascist means." The statement also pointed out the failure of the mediators, guarantors, and the international community in preventing Israeli crimes as exposed by this incident. It called on the international community and relevant parties to take immediate action to compel Israel to adhere to the ceasefire agreement and respect international law and humanitarian principles.

Israeli airstrikes in multiple locations in southern Lebanon result in two deaths

According to reports from the Lebanese Ministry of Health and Lebanese media, the Israel Defense Forces conducted airstrikes in multiple locations in southern Lebanon on the 24th, resulting in at least two deaths.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health stated that the airstrikes by the Israeli military in the southern town of Tulin resulted in at least two deaths.

The Lebanese National News Agency reported that Israeli warplanes carried out three rounds of airstrikes on the southern town of Deir Ammar, and the Israeli military also conducted a large-scale explosion operation in the southern town of Naqoura.

According to reports from Al-Manar TV, affiliated with Hezbollah, Hezbollah militants used surface-to-air missiles to shoot down an Israeli drone in the southern Tyre region that day and launched multiple rounds of attacks on Israeli targets in the southern town of Kantalara using drones, in response to Israel's violations of the ceasefire agreement.

Data released by the Lebanese Ministry of Health on the 24th indicated that since the resumption of hostilities between Lebanon and Israel on March 2, Israeli attacks in Lebanon have resulted in 2,491 deaths and 7,719 injuries.

At midnight on the 17th local time, a temporary ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel took effect for 10 days. However, Israel continued to launch attacks, citing violations of the ceasefire agreement by Hezbollah. On the 23rd, Lebanon and Israel held ambassador-level talks at the White House, and U.S. President Trump subsequently announced on social media that the ceasefire would be extended for three weeks. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated in a video statement on the evening of the 24th that Israel reserves "complete freedom of action" to respond to threats in Lebanon, including newly emerging threats.

Netanyahu: Israel has "complete freedom of action" to respond to threats in Lebanon

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated in a video statement on the evening of the 24th that Israel reserves "complete freedom of action" to respond to threats in Lebanon, including newly emerging threats.

Netanyahu made this public statement the day after U.S. President Trump announced the extension of the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel for three weeks, stating that Israel has initiated a process to achieve "historic peace" with Lebanon, but Hezbollah is "trying to undermine this process," and Israel will retain "complete freedom of action against any threat, including newly emerging threats."

He confirmed that Israel conducted airstrikes in Lebanon on both the 23rd and 24th, stating, "We are determined to restore the security of (Israeli) northern residents."

Regarding the situation in Iran, Netanyahu mentioned that he had spoken with Trump, who is "putting very strong pressure on Iran, both economically and militarily," and that both Israel and the U.S. are "fully cooperating" in actions against Iran.

The Israel Defense Forces released a statement that evening, stating that Israeli forces killed 6 Hezbollah militants in the southern town of Bint Jbeil that morning. According to the Israel Times, the Israeli military assesses that over 100 Hezbollah militants have been killed in this stronghold in recent weeks.

At midnight on the 17th local time, a temporary ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel took effect for 10 days. However, Israel continued to launch attacks, citing violations of the ceasefire agreement by Hezbollah. On the 23rd, Lebanon and Israel held ambassador-level talks at the White House, and Trump subsequently announced on social media that the ceasefire would be extended for three weeks.

Reporters: Shen Feng, Zhao Weihong, Pang Xinyi, Chen Junqing