As the Israel-Palestine conflict enters its 71st day, the humanitarian toll continues to rise sharply. Over 18,787 Palestinians and 1,147 Israelis have been reported killed since October 7, with intensified strikes now crippling rescue operations in Gaza.
Communication Blackout Worsens Crisis
Telecom services across Gaza collapsed again after Israeli attacks damaged infrastructure, according to Palestinian providers. The blackout has left emergency teams ‘unable to coordinate rescues,’ stated Gaza’s government media office.
Strikes Hit UN Shelter, Southern Homes
At least 10 people died in attacks on a UN-run school in Khan Younis and residential areas, further straining already overwhelmed hospitals. The UN has repeatedly called for ceasefires, warning of 'unbearable human suffering.'
What’s Next?
With global pressure mounting, Israel maintains its military campaign aims to dismantle Hamas. Meanwhile, Gaza’s 2.3 million residents face dwindling supplies of food, water, and medical aid.
Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.
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