Israel's military campaign in northern Gaza has escalated dramatically, particularly in Jabalia, resulting in at least 72 Palestinian deaths reported on Friday alone, amid ongoing airstrikes and ground operations. The Israeli military has claimed to kill dozens of Hamas militants and dismantle military infrastructure, particularly following the recent killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, which they attributed to his orchestration of the deadly October 7 attack. As Israeli forces cut off northern towns like Jabalia, Beit Hanoun, and Beit Lahiya from Gaza City, residents face severe shortages of resources as communications are severed, complicating rescue efforts. Health officials in Gaza are urgently requesting fuel, medical supplies, and food for overwhelmed hospitals, which are struggling to treat casualties from relentless attacks. The humanitarian crisis is deepening, with hospitals forced to make difficult decisions about patient care amidst the chaos. Iran's supreme leader has stated that Hamas will endure despite Sinwar's death, emphasizing the group's resilience against Israeli actions.