According to the Middle Est Eye, at least 200 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since last week in Gaza, including 59 children, who have been welcomed in Gaza. The Gaza Government fears that Israel will bomb the schools they have used to protect the civilian population, especially the Al-Buraq and Al-Aqsa schools in western Gaza. It has called on the international community to defend the two schools and to halt the bombing of the two schools.

Destroyed infrastructures and border blockade

According to reports from journalists Hazem Balousha and Oliver Holmes, from Jerusalem and Gaza, the infrastructure in Gaza has suffered great damage in this latest attack on Gaza, which may further aggravate the already very serious situation, deepening the humanitarian crisis.

Six of the ten electricity networks in Gaza are cut off, according to local officials, and electricity supply has halved. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has denounced that Israel does not allow any fuel to pass through the border with Gaza. Israel also has animal feed supplies blocked at the border, and has reported that Gaza is going to run out a few days. The United Nations office has also reported that a large marine water purification plant has ceased to function, which has increased the shortage of drinking water.