Summary
Overnight airstrikes in Gaza killed 94 Palestinians, including 45 people who were trying to get humanitarian aid. The Gaza Health Ministry reports that over 57,000 Palestinians have died since the conflict started on October 7, 2023. Efforts towards a ceasefire continue, but disagreements remain between Israel and Hamas.
Key Facts
- Airstrikes in Gaza killed 94 Palestinians, including 45 seeking aid.
- The Israeli military did not comment on the airstrikes.
- Amnesty International claims the aid distribution is "militarized" and amounts to starvation tactics.
- Israel denies accusations of genocide and is challenging the claims in the International Court of Justice.
- The Gaza Health Ministry reports over 57,000 Palestinians have died since the war began.
- There are ongoing discussions about a possible ceasefire, though challenges persist.
- Hamas launched attacks that led to the conflict on October 7, 2023, resulting in 1,200 deaths in southern Israel and 250 hostages.
- Amnesty condemned Israel and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's approach to aid distribution.
