Gaza Children's Deaths Soar Amid Aid Snarls and Ceasefire Sticking Points

Palestinian officials report a growing number of children dying from dehydration and malnutrition in Gaza due to Israel's restrictions on aid and destruction of the enclave, as ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas continue with sticking points. The US has made its first humanitarian airdrop into the strip, but aid groups criticize it as ineffective. US Vice President Kamala Harris calls for an immediate ceasefire and more humanitarian aid into Gaza, urging Israel to do more. The death toll in Gaza rises, with children dying from malnutrition and dehydration, and doctors fearing for the lives of others due to medical shortages. UNICEF warns of a man-made, preventable humanitarian crisis and calls for urgent action to save children's lives.