Israeli Strikes Kill Dozens Across Gaza Amid Eased Aid Restrictions

Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed at least 34 to 36 Palestinians in multiple locations, including a newborn delivered after the mother was killed in a strike, despite Israel easing some aid restrictions amid the worsening humanitarian crisis. Israel announced a daily 10-hour pause in military operations in key areas of Gaza to allow aid delivery, including airdrops, but continued military actions outside these periods have led to casualties near aid distribution sites. Aid agencies welcomed these measures but warned they are insufficient to address the growing hunger and humanitarian needs in Gaza, where most of the population depends on aid. Gaza remains under severe strain, with Israel having cut off all goods, including food, fuel, and medicine, earlier in the conflict to pressure Hamas to release hostages, partially lifting restrictions only in May. Images of emaciated children in Gaza have sparked global outrage, including from U.S. President Donald Trump, who called the images "terrible." Meanwhile, a Palestinian family stuck in Gaza despite having permission to join a relative in Britain was given a lifeline by a London High Court ruling that ordered the British government to reconsider its refusal to request Israel to allow their exit amid the ongoing conflict.