Palestinian journalist Ahmed Al-Louh was killed Sunday evening in an Israeli airstrike targeting the al-Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. Al-Louh, a correspondent and photographer for multiple media outlets, died while documenting the ongoing attacks by Israeli forces.

The bombing is one of several recent strikes by Israeli forces that have resulted in significant loss of life, with widespread civilian casualties reported. In a separate attack, Israeli aircraft targeted a rescue center, killing five people and injuring several others, further compounding the humanitarian crisis in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Israeli air raids also hit Al-Rashid Street in northwest Gaza City, where groups working to secure humanitarian aid were struck. This attack resulted in additional deaths and injuries, though exact figures remain unconfirmed.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports that over the past 24 hours, Israeli forces have committed five massacres against families in Gaza, killing at least 46 people and injuring 135 others. These numbers add to the growing death toll from the Israeli offensive, which began on October 7, 2023.

As of now, the total number of fatalities in Gaza has climbed to 44,976, with another 106,759 individuals injured. Most of the victims are women and children, local health authorities confirmed.

Emergency services face severe challenges in reaching victims, as ongoing Israeli attacks continue to obstruct ambulance and civil defense teams. Many casualties remain trapped under rubble or lie in open areas, inaccessible due to persistent airstrikes.

The humanitarian situation in Gaza has drawn international condemnation, with the United Nations Security Council calling for an immediate ceasefire and the International Court of Justice urging action to prevent genocide. Despite these calls, Israeli forces have intensified their operations, with no sign of de-escalation.

Human rights groups and Palestinian officials have decried the targeting of civilians, journalists, and aid workers as clear violations of international law. Calls for accountability have grown louder as reports of indiscriminate bombings and collective punishment continue to emerge from the war-torn enclave.

The global community remains divided over how to address the worsening crisis, as humanitarian aid remains blocked and Gaza’s infrastructure faces near-total collapse.

This ongoing violence underscores the urgent need for a lasting resolution and the protection of civilian lives in accordance with international humanitarian principles. (ILKHA)