7 stories for 2026-03-04 · Armed conflict, civilian harm & humanitarian access · Israel/Palestine
A report examines the complex relationship between humanitarian aid delivery and civilian harm in Gaza. The story highlights how aid provision and loss of life are connected in the territory's ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Gas, solar equipment, and humanitarian assistance entered Gaza through the Kerem Abu Salem crossing. The delivery represents aid access to the territory.
Israel has denied allegations that it is occupying Lebanese territory.
Videos show Palestinians in various areas of the West Bank salvaging remains of rockets or working to dismantle rocket debris for sale.
Israel has announced the reopening of the Kerem Abu Salem crossing to allow humanitarian assistance into Gaza. A Palestinian resident expressed concern that the closure had caused fears of famine returning to areas of the territory.
A Palestinian was killed in Khan Younis in southern Gaza following Israeli military fire. Ninety-three Palestinians were recovered from under destroyed homes in northern Gaza during the ongoing conflict. The Israeli military has imposed a strict siege on Gaza's shores since last Saturday, preventing fishermen from accessing the sea and contributing to a worsening protein shortage. Border crossings into Gaza remain closed.
Israeli forces killed aid workers in Siddikin. No further details are provided in the source material.