The death toll in Gaza has climbed beyond 70,000, marking one of the deadliest chapters in the territory’s history as fighting continues without pause.
Health officials report that countless families remain trapped under rubble, with rescue teams struggling to operate amid ongoing strikes and severe shortages of equipment.
Hospitals across Gaza are operating far beyond capacity, with medical staff warning that the healthcare system is on the brink of total collapse.
Humanitarian agencies say aid delivery has become nearly impossible, leaving civilians without food, clean water or essential medical supplies.
International pressure is growing as global leaders call for an immediate halt to the violence and the protection of civilians in the war-torn enclave.
Despite escalating appeals, the conflict shows no signs of easing, deepening the humanitarian catastrophe faced by Gaza’s population.
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