Due to the strict steps taken by Israel to eliminate the terrorist organization Hamas, the citizens of Gaza as well as the hospitals are facing a crisis of fuel and other supplies. Gaza's hospitals, overflowing with wounded and other patients, warned on Sunday that if fuel and other supplies ran out, thousands of people could die.

After the attack by Hamas, people of Gaza have become destitute due to Israel blocking electricity, water and other supplies. Meanwhile, Israel has ordered people living in northern Gaza to move towards southern Gaza, as it is preparing to destroy all Hamas bases located in the area. After this decree of Israel, 11 lakh people will have to migrate. On the other hand, Hamas has called on people not to leave the area.

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that Israel's decree will be a death sentence for at least 2,000 patients and infants admitted to hospitals in northern Gaza. The United Nations expressed concern that there is a shortage of generator fuel near Gaza's hospitals. It is estimated that the fuel available with the hospitals will be exhausted in two days. After this the lives of the patients will be in danger. The ICU of Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza's second largest city after Al-Shifa, is filled with injured. According to Dr Mohammad Qandil, Consultant of Intensive Care Building, the fuel of the generator here will run out on Monday. 35 patients are struggling in the ICU, while 60 patients are on dialysis.

According to Gaza's Health Ministry, 2,670 have died in the Gaza Strip and 54 in the West Bank, while more than 10,000 have been injured. This number is higher than those killed in the 2014 Gaza war, which lasted more than six days. At the same time, more than 1,300 people have been killed in the attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7. This is proving to be a more gruesome battle for Israel than the war with Egypt and Syria in 1973.

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said that Israel has resumed water supply to southern Gaza. According to Sullivan, the decision to restore water supply was taken after a phone conversation between Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Joe Biden. The supply of electricity, water, food and medicines has been cut off in Gaza for eight days. Now it has been decided to provide only water. Earlier, Biden spoke on phone with Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. He discussed humanitarian assistance with both the leaders while emphasizing on not allowing the war to escalate. According to the White House, Biden condemned Hamas's brutal attacks on Israel in his talks with Abbas. Said, the terrorist group does not stand for the dignity and right of self-determination of the Palestinian people. Abbas told Biden about his involvement in the region and his efforts to deliver urgently needed humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people, especially Gaza.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Hamas' attack on Israel was discussed in the meeting.

Russia has asked the UN Security Council to vote on a draft resolution related to the war. The resolution calls for a humanitarian ceasefire and condemnation of violence against civilians. Voting will take place on Monday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Hamas thought that we would break, but we will not break. Will break Hamas. Netanyahu said that we are united as a team and working around the clock. Our unity sends a clear message to the people, the enemy and the world. He also said that the entire country stands with the soldiers on the front lines.

Meanwhile, Hamas said that it fired 20 rockets at two Israeli settlements from Lebanon. At the same time, Hezbollah said that it targeted the barracks in Hanita, Israel with missiles.

At the same time, America has sent its second aircraft carrier warship towards the Eastern Mediterranean Sea to prevent hostile action against Israel and the expansion of the war.