Israeli airstrikes on Sunday killed dozens of people, including at least 20 children, in northern Gaza and Lebanon, health officials said.
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed at least 23 people, including seven children in a village north of Beirut. There were no evacuation orders and the area was not near any areas where the militant group Hezbollah has a large presence. Associated Press reported.
In northern Gaza, an Israeli airstrike landed on a house sheltering displaced people in the Jabaliya camp, killing at least 17 people, including nine women, said Fadel Naim, director of Gaza City's al-Ahly Hospital. said.
The Israeli military said it was targeting locations where extremists operate, but provided no evidence. Details of both airstrikes are being worked out, the Associated Press reported.
Another airstrike in Gaza City killed Hamas government minister Wael al-Khuhor, his wife and three children, government civil defense officials said, according to the Associated Press.
The strike comes as the world focuses on both the results of the U.S. presidential election and President-elect Trump's conversations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to the prime minister, President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu have spoken by phone three times since election day.
Amid uncertain diplomatic relations for the United States ahead of the change of administration, the world is paying close attention to Trump's return to power.
The Hill has reached out to the State Department for comment.
The Associated Press contributed reporting.
