GAZA CARNAGE! ISRAELI STRIKES SLAUGHTER FAMILY OF SIX AND HAMAS MOUTHPIECE

Israeli airstrikes tore through northern Gaza overnight into Thursday, March 27, leaving a family of six and a Hamas spokesman dead in separate attacks, Gaza’s Health Ministry and a Hamas official confirmed.

The strikes signal Israel’s ruthless push after shattering a ceasefire with Hamas last week, with over 800 killed in a barrage of bombings as Jerusalem demands the release of 59 hostages—24 thought alive—along with Hamas’s disarmament and exit from Gaza.

Hamas, defiant, insists on a permanent ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal before freeing captives. The bloodshed saw Abdel-Latif al-Qanoua, a key Hamas voice, killed in a tent strike in Jabalia, while a family perished near Gaza City, adding to a death toll surpassing 50,000 Palestinians since the conflict reignited, per local health data.

Across the border, Tel Aviv erupted Thursday as thousands protested, clogging a central square with signs begging for peace and elections.

Retired generals and security veterans addressed the crowd, slamming the government’s moves as a security risk, warning Israel stands “on the brink of an abyss.” Hours earlier, parliament rammed through a chunk of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul—first floated in 2023—stoking fury over power grabs and the stalled hostage talks. With Gaza in flames and Israel’s streets boiling, the nation faces a dual crisis of war and rebellion.