In a fresh wave of violence, Israel carried out massive airstrikes in Gaza on Saturday, killing at least 54 people, according to local Gaza agencies. The death toll is expected to rise as many remain trapped under the rubble and hospitals report a surge in critically injured civilians. Eyewitnesses described the bombings as some of the most intense in recent weeks, with multiple residential buildings and infrastructure reduced to debris.The airstrikes are part of ongoing escalations in the region, with tensions between Israel and Hamas continuing to worsen. Gaza’s emergency services are overwhelmed, and rescue operations are underway to search for survivors. The international community has expressed grave concern over the rising civilian casualties and has called for restraint on both sides.Images emerging from the ground show scenes of destruction, with families mourning the loss of loved ones amid shattered neighborhoods. Israeli officials have yet to comment officially on the strike, while Gaza-based groups have condemned the attacks, labeling them as indiscriminate and inhumane.As the humanitarian crisis deepens, global leaders are urging immediate ceasefire talks to prevent further bloodshed.