Over 400 Palestinian individuals have been killed in overnight Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip, with many more injured and buried under rubble, according to Palestinian health authorities. The Red Cross has reported overwhelmed medical facilities in Gaza, as basic medical supplies are in short supply due to an ongoing aid blockade imposed by Israel. Several government officials have also been killed in the airstrikes. The UN rights chief has condemned the attacks, calling for a political settlement and emphasizing the need to protect civilians. Many countries, including Belgium, Malta, and Switzerland, have strongly condemned the Israeli airstrikes. Hamas has accused the US of bearing responsibility for the attacks, while Turkey has labeled the attacks as a new phase in Israel’s “genocide policy.” The situation has led to further tensions in the region, with calls for a ceasefire and the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza. The situation is dire, with reports of families being killed in attacks on cars, and the need for immediate action to prevent further casualties and suffering. Oxfam and other organizations have expressed concern about the vulnerable and fragile state of the population in Gaza, as they struggle to cope with the aftermath of the airstrikes. The international community is urged to take decisive action to address the crisis and prevent further loss of life.
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