Mounting Crisis in Gaza: Strikes, Aid, and Global Tensions

Recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in at least 60 casualties, intensifying international criticism towards Israel's military offensive. Amid a severe humanitarian crisis, limited aid is trickling into Gaza. Global leaders are pressing for a resolution, while ongoing tensions over ceasefire talks reflect persistent diplomatic challenges.

In a 24-hour period, Israeli airstrikes have claimed at least 60 lives across Gaza, according to Gaza's health ministry. As the offensive continues, international pressure mounts on Israel to allow more aid into the beleaguered region.

The strikes follow an incident in Washington D.C., where two Israeli Embassy staffers were fatally shot, further elevating tensions. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned current proposals from France, the UK, and Canada advocating for a Palestinian state, accusing them of bolstering Hamas.

Despite recent aid entry into Gaza, UN agencies stress the supplies are insufficient. The ongoing blockade exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, with security concerns hindering efficient distribution. Ceasefire negotiations in Doha remain stalled, highlighting the complex geopolitical dynamics.

(With inputs from agencies.)