Israel and the United States have shown a unified front amid international anger over Israel's airstrikes on Hamas leaders in Qatar and its bombardment of Gaza City

A new poll finds more U.S. adults view Israel’s military action in Gaza as excessive than at the beginning of its war with Hamas.

The United Nations Security Council will vote on a resolution for an immediate Gaza ceasefire and hostage release. The United States is expected to veto it. The resolution highlights the suffering of Palestinian civilians.

The resolution came in response to a United Nations commission report released Tuesday that urged Israel and all countries “to end the genocide” in Gaza.

The ball is now in Israel’s court. We would like a positive response from them as soon as possible," Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty told NBC News.

Protesters in Israel escalated their ongoing campaign on Sunday to secure the release of hostages held in Gaza.

U.S. President Donald Trump, who this week warned Hamas to accept a ceasefire offer or face consequences, reportedly gave the Israeli military the green light for the strikes, which took aim at a U.S. ally that is home to a major U.S. military base.

Israel says it launched a strike targeting Hamas' leadership in Qatar's capital. The attack on Tuesday further widens Israel's campaign against the militant group.

An Israeli airstrike targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar escalated tensions, complicating efforts for a Gaza ceasefire. The attack killed several Hamas members, including a leader's son, and strained diplomatic relations.