Escalating Conflict in Gaza: Aid Efforts and Civilian Casualties Amid Israeli Strikes
The Gaza Strip faces a dire humanitarian crisis as Israeli strikes kill at least 78 Palestinians, including children and a pregnant woman. International pressure leads Israel to ease aid restrictions, but agencies warn it's insufficient. Despite efforts, the conflict, triggered by Hamas's attacks, continues to claim lives.

In a tragic escalation of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, Israeli military strikes have resulted in the deaths of at least 78 Palestinians, including women and children, local health officials report. Among the victims was a pregnant woman whose child also died shortly after birth.
International outcry over dire conditions in Gaza has pressured Israel to slightly ease restrictions, allowing more aid into the area. Despite a temporary halt in military operations in certain regions, aid agencies argue the measures are inadequate to address the severe hunger crisis.
Conflict persists as Hamas's initial attacks have prompted a forceful Israeli response, resulting in mass casualties. The UN and aid organizations demand more effective humanitarian solutions as civilian lives remain endangered.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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