Israeli Strikes in Gaza Draw Global Outcry Over Humanitarian Crisis and Targeted Killings

Renewed military actions have led to mounting casualties among civilians, rescue workers, and journalists, as international agencies warn of worsening conditions and potential war crimes.

UN agencies report over 2.1 million people in Gaza are trapped without essential supplies due to an ongoing Israeli blockade, creating a dire humanitarian crisis.
Israeli airstrikes have reportedly targeted rescue workers and journalists, with evidence suggesting intentional lethal force against humanitarian personnel.
A media tent near Al-Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis was bombed, killing journalist Hilmi Al-Fakawi and injuring several others, prompting allegations of deliberate attacks on press personnel.
Calls for independent investigations into potential war crimes are growing, including a British legal dossier implicating military personnel in targeting civilians and humanitarian sites.
The health system in Gaza is nearing collapse, with medical supplies critically low and over 1,000 children reportedly killed or injured in the first week following the ceasefire breakdown.