Crisis at Gaza Crossing: Famine Looms Amid Mounting Violence
At least 48 Palestinians were killed at a Gaza crossing while waiting for food amidst the ongoing Israeli military offensive. The US envoy is set to discuss the situation in Israel amid accusations of insufficient aid reaching Gaza, where hundreds face famine and violent conditions.

At least 48 Palestinians lost their lives while waiting for food at a Gaza Strip crossing, marking the latest in a series of violent incidents during aid distribution, as reported by a local hospital on Wednesday. The US Mideast envoy is traveling to Israel for critical discussions on the escalating situation.
The Israeli military offensive has created dire famine conditions for approximately 2 million Palestinians. Aid convoys face chaotic scenes, with overwhelmed services further strained by violence. Despite Israel's announcement of measures to facilitate increased aid, much more is required to meet the basic needs of residents.
Efforts led by US envoy Steve Witkoff, aimed at peace talks and addressing hostage situations post the Hamas attack, continue amid international calls for action. Meanwhile, malnutrition claims more lives, highlighting the pressing need for comprehensive humanitarian interventions as tensions heighten.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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