Woman injured in the foot by fire from the Israeli occupation army at the eastern gate of Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip

Head of the Bakers Association in Gaza, Abdel Nasser Al-Ajrami

▪The occupation continues to prevent the entry of flour and food supplies into the Gaza Strip for several days. ▪10 commercial bakeries have stopped operating out of a total of 17 bakeries due to the depletion of flour, amid warnings that the remaining bakeries could close within 48 hours. ▪No quantities of commercial flour have entered the Strip for more than 10 days, despite the occupation's announcement of reopening the way for the entry of commercial trucks. ▪The 21 bakeries supported by the World Food Programme produce about 150 tons of bread, but this amount meets only one quarter of the Strip's needs. ▪The shortage of flour and the depletion of stocks warn of a severe crisis in the availability of bread and disruption in the markets. ▪The occupation imposes its control over the crossings, while evading its commitments to allow the entry of at least 600 trucks daily of aid and goods under the ceasefire protocol.

Injuries after a strike by occupation drone aircraft targeted a group of civilians near Omar Pharmacy in Sheikh Radwan, northwest of Gaza City

Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem: We call on the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to take effective action to confront the escalation of the war of extermination in the Gaza Strip

Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem: ▪We call on the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to take effective action to confront the escalation of the war of extermination in the Gaza Strip, the targeting of children, school students, and women in the streets of the Strip, and the return of the starvation policy. ▪The ongoing massacre against the people of Gaza requires placing it on the agenda of the Arab system at both the official and popular levels, and providing Arab protection for it as a preliminary step toward international protection. ▪Supporting the Palestinian people, backing their just struggle, and confronting Zionist colonialism are among the founding principles of the Arab League, which must be restored, activated, and all its summit decisions implemented.