Hospitals from the Gaza Strip have received the remains of 51 Palestinians in the last 24 hours who have been killed in Israeli strikes, the health officials of the pickle.
In recent weeks, several attacks have targeted shelters and what was once designated by humanitarian areas where thousands of displaced people live in tents.
Since March 18, when Israel has ended a six-week ceasefire with Hamas, the Israeli army has made daily waves of strikes and land forces have occupied more land to extend a buffer area, controlling around 50% of the territory.
For almost 60 days, Israel also blocked the entry of all foods, fuel, medicines and other items in Gaza.
Food supplies decrease
Friday, the World Food Program announced that it had delivered its latest food actions to the 47 kitchens it supports. These could lack meals to serve Palestinian families in a few days, he added.
Palestinians in Gaza are fighting to feed their families. A plate of rice and a few canned vegetables are often the only thing to feed whole families every day. Meat, milk, cheese and fruits have disappeared. The bread and eggs are rare. The few vegetables or other items on the market have arisen price, mostly unaffordable.
Friday, the World Food Program (WFP) said that it had delivered its latest food actions to the 47 kitchens it supported. These will probably be short of meals to serve in a few days, he added.
Right's defense groups call for blocking a “famine tactic” endangering the whole population and a potential war crime.
PAM said more than 116,000 metric tonnes of food aid – enough to feed a million people up to four months – are ready and are waiting to be brought to Gaza.
Israeli demonstrators ask for a cease-fire and a hostage agreement
Thousands of Israelis went down to Tel Aviv's streets on Saturday to demand a cease-fire and an agreement to return all the remaining hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, part of the weekly anti-government demonstrations.
The Israeli authorities say that the offensive and tightened renewed blockage aims to put pressure on Hamas to release the hostages removed during its attack on October 7, 2023 which sparked the war. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised to continue the war until Hamas is destroyed or disarmed, and all the hostages have returned.
Hamas said it would only release the 59 remaining hostages-of which 24 are supposed to be alive-in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, a sustainable ceasefire and a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, as planned in the ceasefire, now reached in January.
The militant group announced on Saturday that he had sent a high-level delegation to Cairo to try to get a ceasefire, broken last month by Israeli bombardment, on the right track. He added that his delegation will discuss with Egyptian officials of the group's vision to end the war, which also includes reconstruction.
