Israel-Hamas Conflict: Gaza's Dire Conditions Worsen Amidst Retaliatory Strikes
Israeli airstrikes have left over 300,000 Palestinians homeless and two million facing critical shortages of food, water, and fuel in the Gaza Strip. Israel is preparing for a possible ground invasion after Hamas's deadly weekend assault. The airstrikes have caused indiscriminate damage to civilians and civilian sites, including schools and ambulances. The Gaza Strip's only power plant has stopped generating electricity, hospitals are overwhelmed, and humanitarian aid is urgently needed. The United States is providing support to Israel and monitoring for any potential threats to national security. The United Nations has launched a flash appeal for $249 million to assist Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
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