Israeli air strikes in Gaza have resulted in over 400 fatalities, according to Palestinian health officials, with survivors describing dire conditions as infrastructure collapses. Rescue teams face crippling challenges due to fuel shortages and destroyed roads, leaving many victims trapped under rubble. "Gaza has become hell now," a Palestinian eyewitness told CGTN, echoing growing concerns over a deepening humanitarian crisis.
Recent strikes follow Israel's renewed pledge to secure hostages and advance military objectives. Local residents report overwhelmed hospitals and limited access to essential supplies, while international aid organizations warn of worsening conditions. Analysts highlight the complex geopolitical implications of prolonged hostilities, with regional stability and global markets closely monitoring developments.
This escalation underscores the urgent need for coordinated humanitarian responses while tensions persist across the Middle East.
