More than 100 Palestinians are killed in Gaza in a day of Israeli airstrikes
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The article discusses the recent escalation of violence in Gaza, characterized by intensified Israeli airstrikes that have killed hundreds of Palestinians, including many families. With a humanitarian crisis looming due to a two-month blockade, half a million people face hunger. Despite hopes for a ceasefire during President Trump's regional visit, violence continued unabated. Israeli officials maintain that military pressure is necessary to deal with Hamas, as the toll of casualties rises significantly, with over 53,000 reported deaths, highlighting the urgent need for a resolution to the conflict.
Hospital hallways have been flooded with the injured and dead. Many of the strikes have killed entire extended families. Survivors struggle to bury so many.
Almost half a million people are in a 'catastrophic situation of hunger' and the territory could fall into famine without immediate access to food, the World Health Organization said.
By the end of the week, that hope faded, Trump departed the region, and Israeli forces continued their bombardment of Gaza.
Israeli authorities say they are sending a message to Hamas: This is the last chance to make a deal, or be prepared for a new expanded offensive in Gaza.
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