Israel aims to take control of 75% of the Gaza Strip in a sweeping military offensive, forcing over 2 million Palestinians into just three confined areas. As the conflict intensifies, more than 53,000 people have already been killed in Gaza, with international criticism mounting over the ongoing aid blockade. Meanwhile, a US-backed humanitarian effort to distribute aid faces setbacks, including the resignation of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s head, who refuses to compromise on core humanitarian principles. What will the future hold for Gaza’s civilians trapped in the crossfire?
