How the world is reacting to Israel’s wave of deadly attacks on Gaza

Israel has launched numerous airstrikes against Gaza, wreaking havoc and breaking Hamas’ fragile two-month ceasefire.

The Palestinian Health Ministry reported at least 326 fatalities in the most recent attack, which occurred across Gaza, since the ceasefire’s implementation on January 19.

How the world is reacting to the atrocities described below:

Hamas

Hamas, the country’s ruler, claimed that Israel’s attacks were a unilateral end to the January 19 ceasefire.

In a statement from Hamas, Netanyahu and his extremist government make the decision to overturn the ceasefire, leaving Gazan prisoners vulnerable to unknown fate.

Later, Hamas official Izzat al-Risheq claimed in a statement that “Netanyahu’s decision to resume war” was “a decision to sacrifice the occupation’s prisoners and impose a death sentence on them.”

Israel

The operation was open-ended and anticipated to grow, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office.

Israel will continue to use its military might against Hamas, according to the statement, adding that the operation was ordered in response to “Hamas’s repeated refusal to release our hostages, as well as its rejection of all of the proposals it has received from US Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff and from the mediators.”

As long as the hostages aren’t brought back home and all of our war objectives aren’t realized, said Defense Minister Israel Katz.

The US

Israel consulted the Trump administration and the White House, according to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.

She said that “all hell will break loose” as President Trump has stated that Hamas, the Houthis, Iran, and all those who seek to terrorize not just Israel but also the United States of America will have to pay a price.

Israeli captives’ families

The Israeli government’s decision to attack showed that it had chosen to “give up on the hostages,” according to the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, which represents the families of the captives in Gaza.

The deliberate destruction of the process that frees our loved ones from the terrible captivity of Hamas, according to the group, “shocks, anger, and terror.” It questioned the government about its “refusal to ceasefire” with Hamas.

Houthi militia in Yemen

In light of US-total hostilities, Yemen’s Houthi rebels promised an uprising in support of Palestinians.

The Houthis’ Supreme Political Council issued a statement condemning the Zionist enemy’s continued aggression against the Gaza Strip. Yemen will continue to offer its support and assistance to the Palestinian people and take additional measures to start the conflict.

Islamic Jihad in Palestine

The Islamic Jihad in Palestine (PIJ) armed group accused Israel of “deliberately sabotaging all efforts to reach a ceasefire”.

China

Beijing was “highly concerned” about the situation, according to Mao Ning, a spokesman for China’s foreign ministry, and urged parties to “avoid any actions that could lead to an escalation of the situation and prevent a larger-scale humanitarian disaster.”

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)

In a statement, the Netanyahu government was “resuming its horrific and genocidal attacks on the men, women, and children of Gaza, killing hundreds of civilians in just a few hours,” according to CAIR, a Washington, DC-based Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization.