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Israel will allow limited food deliveries into Gaza amid mounting global pressure and famine warnings, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said Sunday. This follows Israel's escalation of its military campaign, with extensive ground operations launched in northern and southern Gaza, targeting Hamas strongholds.
The humanitarian move comes as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed over 670 Hamas targets were struck in the past week, killing dozens of militants, according to the military. However, Gaza’s Health Ministry reported at least 464 Palestinians killed in the same period, with 130 casualties occurring overnight, many of them civilians.
International concern has grown over a full aid blockade Israel imposed in March, aimed at pressuring Hamas to release Israeli hostages. The United Nations confirmed Israel has proposed the resumption of limited aid deliveries, though logistics are still under discussion.
Despite renewed indirect talks in Qatar, no progress has been made toward a ceasefire or hostage deal. Hamas demands a complete Israeli withdrawal, end to the war, and lifting of the blockade in exchange for hostages—terms Israel has repeatedly rejected. Netanyahu continues to insist on Hamas’ total disarmament and the exile of its leadership.
Meanwhile, airstrikes have devastated densely populated areas like Khan Younis, where a tent camp housing displaced families was bombed, killing women and children. Israeli forces claim they are targeting terrorist infrastructure near sensitive sites, including hospitals.
Gaza’s healthcare system is near collapse, with the Indonesian Hospital shutting down operations due to nearby fighting. Aid agencies report fuel shortages have disabled 75% of ambulances, and the Palestinian Civil Emergency Service warns that all vehicles may cease functioning within 72 hours.
As the death toll rises above 53,000, humanitarian agencies are urging immediate international intervention.
