Despite a special ceasefire meant to facilitate humanitarian aid, Israeli forces have continued airstrikes in Gaza, killing at least 63 people, including 34 who were waiting for aid. The Israeli military had declared daily pauses from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in specific areas to allow relief efforts. Aid delivery has begun via the Egyptian border, with Israel also conducting airdrops. The UN welcomed the pause but criticized Israel for limiting access routes, which continues to obstruct critical humanitarian operations in the war-torn enclave.
Despite a special ceasefire announced to allow humanitarian aid into the besieged Gaza Strip, Israel has continued its attacks on Palestinians, resulting in the deaths of at least 63 people. Among the dead, 34 were reportedly seeking aid.
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