Gaza Faces Humanitarian Catastrophe as Israel's Strikes Push Enclave to the Brink

Gaza is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe as Israel's airstrikes and siege have created dire conditions. Hospitals are running short on fuel, water, and electricity, while cemeteries do not have enough space for the dead. The Red Cross warns that without electricity, Gaza hospitals could turn into morgues. Aid workers and residents have issued warnings about the dire situation. Israel has linked Gaza aid to the release of hostages, further exacerbating the crisis. The UN has also raised concerns about the dire conditions in Gaza. As the death toll rises and vital supplies run low, Israel has massed tanks on the enclave's border, vowing to continue the siege until all hostages are freed. The situation in Gaza has drawn international attention and calls for urgent action to prevent a full-blown humanitarian disaster.