Hamas leader Ismaïl Haniyeh's three sons and four grandchildren were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza.

Haniyeh vowed that the loss would not weaken Hamas' resolve against Israel.

Over time, 60 members of Haniyeh's extended family have been killed by Israeli actions.

While Israeli ground troops have largely withdrawn from Gaza, airstrikes and clashes persist.

The deaths of Haniyeh's family members have heightened tensions and led to accusations of revenge by Israel.

US President Joe Biden has urged Israel to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza and pushed for a cease-fire.

The ongoing conflict has resulted in a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, displacing most of its population.

Negotiations between Israel and Hamas are stalled, with international efforts to broker peace and a prisoner exchange ongoing.

Israel's firm stance on achieving 'total victory' and its actions have caused a rift with the US and increased its international isolation.