Six More Die of Hunger in Gaza

Six more people have died of hunger in Gaza, bringing the total death toll from starvation and malnutrition to 175 since the recent conflict began. The Gaza health ministry has highlighted the deepening humanitarian crisis in the enclave, despite Israel claiming to have allowed a fuel truck into the territory to support essential services.

However, the ministry reports that the fuel shortage has already crippled medical care, forcing hospitals to focus only on the severely injured and critically ill. Aid delivery has been restricted, with hundreds of aid trucks remaining unused and stuck in limbo.

Even though Israel has agreed to a partial daily pause in aid restrictions, the situation on the ground in Gaza remains dire, with reports of looting and interception of aid by armed groups. International aid organizations are warning of a looming famine in Gaza, as the conflict continues to take a devastating toll on the population.