Israel has eased some restrictions, permitting 100 truckloads of aid into Gaza. However, the UN says this is far below the daily minimum of 600 trucks needed to prevent famine.
133 deaths from starvation, including children, have been recorded since the war began.
On Sunday alone, 63 Palestinians were killed, including 34 aid seekers, despite Israel’s announcement of daily “humanitarian pauses”.
UN relief chief Tom Fletcher called the situation a “farce,” accusing the international community of false promises and misleading information.
Former U.S. President Barack Obama condemned the starvation deaths as a “travesty,” urging immediate action and the return of hostages.
Israeli forces continue strikes in designated “safe zones” like al-Mawasi, killing civilians sheltering in tents.
Gaza’s Health Ministry reports ongoing malnutrition deaths, with hospitals overwhelmed.
Freedom Flotilla Incident: Israel detained 11 of 21 foreign activists aboard the Handala aid ship, which was attempting to break the blockade and deliver supplies.
Regional Escalation: Yemen’s Houthi rebels threaten attacks on ships linked to Israeli ports, escalating tensions in the Red Sea.
(source Al Jazeera)
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