Following a brief easing of restrictions, Israeli strikes resulted in the deaths of at least 34 Palestinians in Gaza on Monday. The pause in military operations, announced by Israel, was intended to allow for improved aid flow, including designated safe routes. Despite these measures, and the introduction of aid deliveries, the humanitarian situation remains dire, with aid agencies reporting that it is not enough to meet the needs of the population. Before this, Israel had severely restricted the entry of essential goods into Gaza. The United States had backed a new aid delivery system, but it was plagued by issues, and violence marred traditional aid routes. The Awda Hospital reported receiving the bodies of Palestinians killed near an aid distribution site. The Health Ministry reports that over 59,800 Palestinians have died during the conflict, a significant portion being women and children, although this data includes civilians and combatants.
Israeli Military Action Continues in Gaza Despite Aid Initiatives, Claiming Lives
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