The Israeli military has intensified its attacks in Gaza, killing 10 civilians on Monday in Rafah as they queued for flour, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. This tragedy occurred amidst relentless airstrikes that also targeted a school sheltering displaced citizens in Jabalia and a residential area near Kamal Adwan Hospital. These attacks are part of what officials describe as a 65-day siege on the region.

Hospitals are facing a dire crisis, with Kamal Adwan Hospital reporting severe damage due to bombings that cut electricity, oxygen, and water supplies, putting over 100 patients in critical danger. The hospital’s director, Dr. Hussam Abu Safia, described the situation as “extremely dangerous,” with surgeries and intensive care services stalled. Gaza’s Health Ministry also reported that 50 people were killed, and 84 injured in attacks on Sunday, raising the total death toll to 44,758.

As the humanitarian crisis escalates, calls for immediate international intervention grow louder. Civilians in Gaza face mass displacement, a shortage of basic necessities, and devastating loss of life amid ongoing bombings that show no sign of abating.