Fresh Israeli airstrikes have struck multiple areas across Gaza, including Jabaliya, Khan Younis and central Gaza, as the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate despite months of ceasefire arrangements between Israel and Hamas. According to Palestinian authorities, an airstrike on a police station in Jabaliya killed several people, including police personnel and at least one woman. Separate strikes in central Gaza reportedly claimed the lives of three members of the same family, while another person was killed in Khan Younis. A child was also reported fatally shot near Rafah. Israel has identified several of the slain officers in Jabaliya as Hamas operatives, alleging they were members of the group's military infrastructure. The United Nations has criticized repeated strikes on Gaza police personnel, expressing concern over attacks during what it described as routine law enforcement activities. UN officials have also raised broader concerns about the obligation to distinguish between civilian policing functions and armed groups under international humanitarian law. WATCH

PM Narendra Modi brought a blend of humour, diplomacy and powerful messaging to the global stage during his address at the FAO Headquarters in Rome. Ahead of International Tea Day, the Prime Minister lightened the atmosphere with a witty “chaiwala” remark while proudly highlighting India’s deep-rooted tea culture and its growing global presence. During the prestigious ceremony, the Food and Agriculture Organization honoured PM Modi with the Agricola Medal 2026 in recognition of India’s contribution towards global food security, sustainable agriculture and farmer-driven development. The Prime Minister dedicated the honour to India’s farmers, agricultural scientists and rural communities, calling them the real force behind the nation’s food strength and sustainable progress. WATCH