Key Points
- Israeli military now controls approximately 77% of Gaza’s territory, according to Hamas sources.
- Fierce fighting continues as Israeli forces push to seize the remaining areas.
- At least 38 more Palestinians killed in the latest wave of Israeli airstrikes and ground operations.
- Humanitarian concerns mount as civilian casualties and displacement rise.
- International calls for ceasefire and urgent aid grow louder.
New Delhi: military has reportedly taken control of 77% of Gaza, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. According to a statement from Hamas’ media wing released on Monday, Israeli troops are conducting relentless operations to capture the remaining pockets of resistance in the besieged territory.
Heavy Casualties in Latest Attacks
The latest Israeli assaults have resulted in the deaths of at least 38 more Palestinians, as airstrikes and ground battles intensify in densely populated areas. Local health authorities report that hospitals and emergency services are struggling to cope with the rising number of casualties and injured civilians.
Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
With much of Gaza under Israeli control, the humanitarian situation has reached a critical point. Thousands of families have been displaced, and essential supplies such as food, water, and medical aid remain scarce due to ongoing blockades and active combat zones. Aid organizations warn that the risk of famine and disease is increasing by the day.
International Response and Ceasefire Calls
The international community has expressed growing alarm over the escalating violence and the mounting civilian toll. Several world leaders and humanitarian groups are urging for an immediate ceasefire and the opening of humanitarian corridors to deliver life-saving aid to Gaza’s residents.
What’s Next?
As Israeli forces advance, the fate of the remaining 23% of Gaza hangs in the balance. Diplomatic efforts are underway, but prospects for a swift resolution remain uncertain amid continued hostilities.
