UN warns Gaza is facing catastrophe as aid ‘trickles’ in
Displaced Palestinians ferry food as Israel’s aid plan descends into chaos
The UN warns Gaza is facing a humanitarian catastrophe, describing it as the "hungriest place on earth" due to severely restricted aid, with only a "trickle" of food entering the enclave when it should be a “flood”.
Hamas is reviewing a US-backed proposal for a 60-day ceasefire and hostage exchange with Israel, but claims the deal lacks commitment to ending the conflict.
Meanwhile, Israel has ordered the evacuation of the last functioning hospital in northern Gaza, while Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 14 Palestinians.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry denies a humanitarian blockade, stating it is facilitating aid entry, but Palestinians report chaos and Israeli fire at aid distribution points.
Families of Israeli hostages are pleading with Prime Minister Netanyahu to ensure any agreement guarantees their freedom, expressing uncertainty over the potential release of only some hostages.