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Israel plans to reduce aid trucks entering Gaza to around 200 per day despite the ongoing blockade and rising calls to increase support. This follows the release of the last Israeli captive, while Israel continues to block essential supplies and violate the October ceasefire, prompting aid groups to accuse it of weaponizing humanitarian assistance.
A new report reveals that Israel destroyed war crimes and genocide evidence in southern Gaza to build a massive displacement camp equipped with surveillance and facial-recognition technology, aiming to restrict Palestinian entry and push more residents out. Israel also plans a military checkpoint and control over the Rafah border crossing.
A 12-day-old Palestinian baby died from extreme cold in Gaza, raising the number of children who have died from hypothermia to 11. Despite the ceasefire, Israel continues to block aid, worsening the situation for displaced Palestinians. Hospitals face increasing cold-related illnesses amid widespread infrastructure destruction.
Israeli PM Netanyahu’s office stated Rafah crossing will only reopen after completing the recovery of soldier Rani Gvili’s body, breaking the ceasefire deal. Gaza remains under siege, with over 72,000 Palestinians—mostly women and children—martyred and infants dying from cold, as aid and essential supplies remain blocked.
Two Palestinian children from the same family were martyred on Saturday by an Israeli drone strike while collecting firewood in northern Gaza, amid ongoing aid blockade. A third child died from cold, raising winter-related child deaths to ten. Bombing-related collapses have also caused 25 deaths since mid-December.
Two Palestinian children were martyred on Saturday by an Israeli drone strike while collecting firewood near Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza. Cold weather has caused the deaths of 10 children since winter began, and ongoing siege has led to severe fuel and food shortages. Harsh weather damaged shelters and buildings, resulting in 25 more deaths since mid-December.
