Israeli airstrikes in Gaza's Khan Younis and Gaza City have killed at least 33 people within a 12-hour period, including women and children, marking some of the deadliest attacks since a ceasefire was brokered last month. Hospital officials reported that the strikes targeted tents sheltering displaced people and residential buildings, with casualties coming from both sides of a ceasefire-established boundary. The escalation followed claims by Israel that its soldiers came under fire in Khan Younis, though no Israeli soldiers were killed. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes also hit southern Lebanon, targeting what the military described as Hezbollah sites, and a new Israeli settlement was established near Bethlehem amid ongoing tensions in the West Bank. The violence comes as both sides accuse each other of violating the ceasefire, with the death toll in Gaza continuing to rise and international concern mounting over civilian casualties.