The Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip has intensified even further In the last hours of this Sunday, with aerial and ground bombardments punishing Gaza City and the surrounding areas, while the civilian population faces a humanitarian and food crisis of extreme gravityAccording to information provided by Al Jazeera, the Hamas-controlled Gaza Ministry of Health has stated that the number of victims of famine has now reached 289, of which 115 are children, a figure that reflects the worsening of an already desperate situation. Israel, for its part, continues to deny both the figures and the lack of food, calling it "pro-Palestinian propaganda" and saying that Hamas is withholding the aid.

A Houthi attack in the Red Sea sank a Liberian-flagged cargo ship owned by a Greek shipowner and bound for Israel on Wednesday morning, killing at least four sailors, according to maritime authorities, while rescue efforts continue to find 15 missing people. So far, six crew members have been rescued alive.Eternity C, who had spent more than 24 hours in the water, and who have been detained by the militia. The Houthis said they attacked the boat with 45 hypersonic and ballistic missiles, maritime and aerial drones, and speedboats, in solidarity with the Palestinians of Gaza, to prevent it from reaching an Israeli port. Since the Israeli genocide began in the Strip, the Houthis They threatened commercial vessels in the Red Sea destined for Israel and also attacked Tel Aviv. This Thursday, pro-Iranian militias also launched two missiles at Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's main airport, which were intercepted by air defenses.

The scandal uncovered by the magazine's editor-in-chief The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg, who was mistakenly included in a Signal chat The incident, in which top US defense and intelligence officials revealed their war plans against the Houthis in Yemen, represents a shocking mockery of the Trump administration, exposing multiple security lapses and revealing an unprofessional and highly dangerous approach. Even more troubling is that, 72 hours later, no resignations or dismissals have yet occurred.