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Israeli forces intensify bombings in Gaza on October 27, cutting communications and internet services. Palestinian authorities strive to restore connectivity as residents face dire living conditions.
As the Gaza-Israel conflict enters day 22 with over 8,400 casualties, the UN urges uninterrupted aid to prevent a worsening humanitarian crisis.
The Palestine-Israel conflict enters its 17th day, displacing around 1.6 million people amid ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, reports the UN.
After 15 days of intense conflict, 20 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid have entered Gaza through the Rafah crossing, marking the first aid delivery since the blockade began.
The Palestine-Israel conflict reaches its 16th day as the Rafah crossing opens to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza amid Israeli advisories for citizens in Egypt and Jordan.
Day 10 of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict sees the Israeli military preparing a major offensive in Gaza, delayed by bad weather. Tensions remain high as Israel vows to end Hamas’ rule.
Gaza is on the brink of a severe water shortage as Israeli blockades cut off essential supplies, leaving residents and hospitals in desperate need. The UN warns of devastating consequences if relocation orders are enforced.
An escalation of violence between Palestinian militants and the Israeli military has resulted in over 700 deaths in Gaza and Israel since Saturday morning, with intense clashes in the southern city of Sderot.
Intense bombings in the Gaza Strip continue as the Israeli army’s attacks on October 7 and 8 resulted in over 200 deaths and thousands hospitalized.
On October 7, Gaza launched a barrage of rockets into Israel, triggering sirens across the southern regions and urging residents to seek shelter.