Israeli forces have intensified strikes in Gaza, reportedly targeting over 130 sites linked to Hamas. The strikes, concentrated in Khan Younis, have resulted in numerous casualties, including women and children. Health officials report over 52,900 Palestinians have been killed since the start of the conflict. Amidst the ongoing conflict, civilians in Gaza face repeated displacement and dire humanitarian conditions. The UN estimates that 70% of the population in Gaza has been displaced, facing threats of disease and lack of essential resources. Despite mediation efforts, a ceasefire remains elusive, with both sides maintaining firm stances. International aid efforts are underway, but face significant challenges. The UN has stated it will not participate in aid distribution through a new non-governmental organization, citing humanitarian principles. Meanwhile, US officials are advocating for increased aid access to Gaza, emphasizing the urgent need to protect civilians.
Israeli Strikes in Gaza Intensify Amid Humanitarian Concerns
Edited by: Татьяна Гуринович
Sources
Deutsche Welle
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