Israeli military strikes in Gaza have killed at least seven Palestinians and destroyed a warehouse storing nutrition supplies for vulnerable groups.
Three Palestinians were killed and others injured in a strike on a home in Beit Lahiya near Kamal Adwan Hospital, according to al-Shifa Hospital. Earlier, a drone strike in Khan Younis’s al-Mawasi area killed one man and injured three others. Additional casualties were reported from earlier Israeli raids in Khan Younis, with two individuals dying from injuries sustained in an attack on Monday and a third from wounds suffered approximately two weeks prior.
An Israeli strike destroyed a warehouse storing nutrition supplies for children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers. The explosion collapsed parts of the building, burying supplies under rubble and rendering them unusable, according to Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP). The warehouse, operated by Ard El Insan (AEI), was intended to support about 60 medical points serving up to 100 women and children daily. MAP stated that the entire stock was damaged and rendered unfit for human consumption, emphasizing the urgent need to protect humanitarian facilities and supplies.
Why it matters
The Health Ministry's warning signals immediate strain on humanitarian resources in Gaza.
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What to watch
Watch whether Health Ministry issues further warnings about basic necessities in Gaza.
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