Israeli Occupation aggression against Gaza has reached its 220th day, with continued bombings by the Israeli Occupation army in various areas of the Strip following the death of Talal Abu Zarifa, a member of the Political Bureau of the Democratic Front, in a bombing of Gaza City's Al-Sabra neighborhood.

Sunday saw intense battles between the resistance and Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) on multiple fronts, resulting in the highest daily casualties for the Israeli Occupation army since the beginning of the Gaza war, with 50 officers and soldiers reported dead. Disputes also arose between the military, security, and government in the occupied territory.

Israeli Occupation aircraft carried out violent raids on the neighborhoods of Brazil, Al-Salam, Al-Tanour, and Al-Shouka, east of Rafah, causing injuries, including three in critical condition, from a bombing in the Brazil neighborhood. Further airstrikes on Sunday evening resulted in numerous deaths and injuries, including one fatality and several injuries from an attack on the Bisan Medical Center in Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza.

In addition, the Israeli Occupation army conducted artillery shelling and raids on the eastern part of Rafah city, located in southern Gaza.

Meanwhile, the US Central Command reported that the Houthi group launched a drone early Monday, posing a threat to coalition forces and commercial ships in the region. The US Central Command stated it had successfully intercepted the drone over the Gulf of Aden without causing injuries or damage, claiming it acted to safeguard navigation freedom and international waters.