Bread Queues Grow in Gaza as Bakeries Near Shutdown
Flour and fuel shortages driven by Israeli aid restrictions push Gaza bakeries toward closure within 48 hours, as the World Food Programme cuts assistance over funding gaps.
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Flour and fuel shortages driven by Israeli aid restrictions push Gaza bakeries toward closure within 48 hours, as the World Food Programme cuts assistance over funding gaps.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said the toll of Israel's aggression on the Gaza Strip has reached 74,498 martyrs and 175,616 injured, with four more martyrs and 12 injuries arriving at hospitals.
Head of Gaza's bakeries association warns remaining bakeries could stop working within 48 hours as flour runs out and new shipments are barred from entering.
Four members of one family were injured by an Israeli shell on a shelter west of Khan Younis, and another resident was injured by occupation gunfire in Hamad City, as the death toll since the ceasefire reached 1,534.
At least four Palestinians, including two children from the Shawaf family, were injured when Israeli artillery struck the courtyard of Mustafa Hafez School in Khan Younis, as violations of the ceasefire continue.
Gaza's Health Ministry announced that the oil needed to run hospital generators has run out, warning of immediate mechanical collapse and power cuts to vital, life-saving departments.