Despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas taking effect on October 10, the Gaza Strip faces a deepening humanitarian crisis with essential services struggling. Many of the Strip's 2 million residents remain in temporary shelters amid failing infrastructure and critical shortages.

• Since October 7, 2023, 70,103 people have been killed and 170,985 wounded in the conflict.
• The Union of Municipalities in the Gaza Strip warned of a worsening fuel shortage crippling essential services due to Israeli blocks on fuel deliveries.
• Health officials reported that 3 people were killed in the past 24 hours, bringing the death toll since October 10 to 357.
• The Hamas-run government media office accused Israel of 591 ceasefire violations, urging intervention from the United States, mediators, and the UN Security Council.
• The Civil Defense Authority spokesperson, Mahmoud Basal, stated that approximately 10,000 bodies remain buried under destroyed homes with insufficient equipment for recovery.