Gaza's main hospital only has fuel for another 24 hours, a top relief agency warned. 'Without electricity, many patients will die,' an official said. Follow for live updates.
Conditions on the ground in Gaza are worsening by the hour as Israeli strikes pound the Palestinian enclave and aid agencies warn hospitals are almost out of fuel. Protests against Israel’s siege of Gaza are expected across much of the Middle East on Friday, as a group of UN independent experts said the lack of access to aid is resulting in 'crimes against humanity.
' The first convoy carrying humanitarian supplies from Egypt won't cross until Saturday at the earliest, US sources told CNN, as the WHO warned that much more aid than what has been agreed would be required. The majority of hostages seized by Hamas on October 7 are still alive in Gaza, the Israeli military says. Meanwhile, the defense minister told Israeli troops massed at the border that they would soon see the enclave 'from the inside.
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