At least 16 individuals have lost their lives due to Israeli airstrikes in central Gaza during the night from Sunday to Monday. Among the deceased are five women and four children, according to Palestinian health officials. Rescue teams reported that an airstrike early Monday morning targeted a residential building in the densely populated Nuseirat refugee camp, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 people, which included four women and two children. A spokesperson for Hamas stated that the group maintains a strong capability to continue its operations despite the ongoing conflict.

At least 14 individuals have lost their lives following a series of Israeli airstrikes in central and southern Gaza, according to reports from Palestinian civil defense officials. The strikes occurred overnight, intensifying the ongoing conflict in the region.

A recent report backed by the United Nations has highlighted a "high risk" of famine in Gaza. However, experts have pointed out that there is no evidence to suggest that a famine is currently taking place in the northern region following an increase in aid distribution. The report underscores the ongoing challenges faced by the population in Gaza, particularly in terms of food security and access to essential resources. While the situation remains precarious, efforts are being made to address the immediate needs of the affected communities and prevent a potential humanitarian crisis.

The US military recently showcased a pier project in Gaza to demonstrate its efforts in delivering humanitarian aid to Palestinians in need. The $230 million project, aimed at providing essential assistance to the people of Gaza, is now operational and ready to facilitate aid delivery.