Over the past 24 hours, Israeli forces conducted three separate attacks on families in the Gaza Strip, resulting in the deaths of at least 51 Palestinians and injuries to 164 others, according to medical sources in the region.

Health authorities in Gaza reported that the death toll in the enclave has now risen to 43,603 since the beginning of the Israeli assault on October 7, 2023. The majority of those killed and injured are women and children, a fact that underscores the heavy toll on civilian populations amid ongoing conflict.

Rescue teams and emergency medical services have faced significant obstacles in reaching those in need. Many casualties remain trapped under rubble or lie on streets, as ambulances and civil defense teams are often blocked from accessing affected areas by Israeli forces, according to local reports. This obstruction has left many injured or deceased individuals inaccessible for extended periods, compounding the humanitarian crisis.

The latest attacks come despite repeated calls from the United Nations Security Council for an immediate ceasefire, as well as directives from the International Court of Justice urging preventive measures to halt further violence and address the deteriorating humanitarian conditions. Global leaders and humanitarian organizations continue to voice concern over the escalating death toll and suffering of civilians in Gaza, with ongoing appeals for unrestricted humanitarian access and protection of civilians. (ILKHA)