Live Updates: Latest from Israel, Iran, and the Middle East

New reporting on April 24 adds more detail to the regional picture across Gaza, Iran and Switzerland’s mission in Tehran.

Reuters reported that Israeli fire killed at least three people in Gaza, and later reporting said Israeli fire across the territory killed ten people that day. In the Gaza City incident, medics said a strike killed three people and injured others, while the Israeli military said it had targeted Hamas militants.

Reuters also reported that Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in Islamabad to discuss proposals for restarting peace talks with the United States. Iran’s state-linked coverage has framed the trip as bilateral consultations, while outside reporting continues to link it to possible U.S.-Iran negotiations.

Switzerland said a small technical team of four staff has returned to Tehran to prepare the gradual resumption of embassy operations. The Swiss government said the mission had been closed on March 11 after a risk analysis and consultations with Iran and the United States.

The story remains fluid, but the overall direction is clear: Gaza violence continues, Iran diplomacy is moving through Pakistan, and European diplomacy in Tehran is cautiously reopening.

Further updates will depend on whether Araghchi meets directly with U.S. negotiators, whether the Swiss reopening advances beyond the technical team stage, and whether casualty figures from Gaza are revised again.