The humanitarian crisis has escalated to the point where reports indicate people are resorting to eating grass, as food scarcity intensifies due to agricultural devastation and skyrocketing prices.

Malnutrition is rampant, with some Palestinians reportedly surviving on as little as 245 calories per day, far below the recommended intake.

Eyewitness accounts describe chaotic scenes during airstrikes, with people fleeing burning buildings and carrying charred victims, highlighting the human tragedy of the conflict.

The United Nations has warned that Israel's evacuation orders are forcibly transferring civilians into increasingly smaller areas amid ongoing violence.

The Israeli Defense Forces have conducted airstrikes targeting locations believed to be involved in sniper operations and terrorist activities.

In a joint statement, three countries emphasized that Israel must allow the unhindered passage of humanitarian aid in accordance with international law.

The strikes have devastated families, with reports of a family of six killed in one incident, leading to widespread mourning and outrage.

Gaza's hospitals are facing critical shortages of essential medical supplies, forcing medical staff to operate without basic resources, according to Médecins Sans Frontières.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has cautioned that potential military action against Iran could escalate into a larger conflict, stressing the complexities of modern warfare in the region.

Despite claims from Israeli officials of no shortages in Gaza, reports from doctors and civilians indicate critical shortages of medical supplies and food.

Since Israel launched its retaliatory offensive following the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, over 51,300 Palestinians have died, while 1,200 Israelis were killed and 250 taken hostage, with 59 still in Gaza.

Medical care has been severely compromised, with over 90% of health facilities damaged and significant shortages of essential medications and medical personnel.