Israeli strikes kill at least 100 in Gaza as status of 3 living hostages remains 'uncertain'
Fears of famine in the Gaza Strip grew Thursday as a major aid group said it had run out of food amid Israeli strikes that killed at least 100 people.
Fears of famine in the Gaza Strip grew Thursday as a major aid group said it had run out of food amid Israeli strikes that killed at least 100 people, including children, across the besieged Palestinian enclave.
Scores more were injured in the bombardments across the strip, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry in the enclave, which has been run by Hamas since 2007.
The bodies of young children could be seen lying among the dead at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, in footage taken by an NBC News’ crew on the ground shortly after strikes rained down on the north of the enclave.
One woman said her grandson had been killed in one of the attacks.
“Why are they killing us?” she said. “There are no rockets here, no fighters.” She added that there was “no food, no water, nothing” available in Gaza.
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