Israeli military operations in Gaza have intensified, resulting in multiple casualties and widespread damage. At least seven Palestinians were killed in a drone strike targeting Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City, with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) later releasing drone footage claiming the strike targeted militants near the hospital. Additional airstrikes struck the Al-Zeitoun neighborhood and the Al-Shanshiri building in southern Gaza. Israeli helicopters reportedly fired on civilian houses east of the Zeitoun neighborhood. In the southern Gaza Strip, six Palestinians were killed and dozens injured near the Nasser Medical Complex due to Israeli fire. Aid efforts have been hampered, with several civilians injured in Khan Yunis when aid parachutes accidentally fell on displaced persons' tents amid an ongoing Israeli-imposed famine. Gaza's health infrastructure is under severe strain, with hospitals unable to accommodate the influx of wounded and a critical shortage of medicines—52% of supplies are depleted, and some hospitals have zero stock. Ambulance and emergency services face fuel shortages, and roads leading to hospitals are reportedly targeted. Israeli forces have also conducted arrest campaigns in Hebron, Jenin, and Ramallah. Protests in occupied Jerusalem demanding a prisoner exchange and an end to the conflict have been met with police violence. The situation has raised concerns about a mounting humanitarian catastrophe, with warnings of a potential Israeli invasion of Gaza City in the coming weeks.