Israeli airstrike on cafe in Gaza kills dozens

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Let's begin in the Middle East, where Israeli airstrikes have hit several locations in Gaza, amid pressure for a ceasefire. Tell us more.

Israeli airstrikes have hit several locations across Gaza on Monday, killing at least 60, while the Israeli Prime Minister is set to visit the White House.

A seaside cafe was struck by one of the airstrikes, killing over 30 people.

This coincided with Israel's strategic affairs minister Ron Dermer's visit to Washington, under U.S. pressure for a ceasefire and hostage exchange.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is also set to visit the White House on July 7 for talks with U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Israeli military stated its targets included Hamas command centers, and that evacuation orders were issued in some areas.

However, humanitarian groups and UN officials warn that the intensified strikes are adding to civilian suffering.