Israel Intensifies Gaza Offensive, Establishes 'Morag Corridor'

Recent airstrikes kill at least 100 Palestinians, including civilians in a school, as Israel tightens its control over Gaza and deepens the humanitarian crisis.

Israel has announced the creation of the 'Morag Corridor,' a new security zone dividing Gaza to pressure Hamas and isolate key southern cities, Rafah and Khan Younis.
Israeli airstrikes on April 3 killed at least 100 Palestinians, including 27 sheltering in a school in Gaza City, with many more wounded, according to Palestinian health officials.
The war has displaced 90% of Gaza's population, with Israel declaring over 60% of the territory as 'no-go' zones for civilians under evacuation orders.
Israel has maintained a month-long blockade on essential supplies, exacerbating acute shortages of food, fuel, and medical aid, while international condemnation of alleged war crimes grows.
Hamas continues to reject Israeli demands for disarmament and hostage release without conditions, as negotiations for a ceasefire remain at a standstill.