Overview
- Starting July 27, the IDF will impose daily humanitarian pauses in Gaza population centers and open safe corridors to allow UN and aid convoys to reach civilians.
- Coordinated airdrops of seven pallets containing flour, sugar and canned food will resume under Israeli supervision, with additional drops planned from Jordan and the UAE.
- A reconnected power line to Gaza’s southern desalination plant is set to boost daily water output tenfold to 20,000 cubic meters, enough for 900,000 residents.
- The IDF maintains there is no mass starvation, but the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry reports 122 starvation-related deaths, including 83 children, in recent days.
- UK, German and French leaders have issued emergency calls over what they call a humanitarian catastrophe; indirect ceasefire talks in Doha have collapsed without a truce.