Gaza’s health system is facing deepening strain as about 5,000 people have undergone amputations and another 10,000 require rehabilitation, according to Eastleigh Voice. The outlet reported that amputees and wounded patients face shortages of medical supplies, prosthetic devices and specialised care, limiting recovery and long-term support. The figures underscore mounting pressure on facilities and rehabilitation services across the territory.

Diabetes patients in Gaza are facing severe challenges due to shortages of insulin and medical equipment, which are exacerbated by ongoing conflict in the region. These shortages are leading to critical health complications and pose fatal risks for those affected, according to Al Jazeera.

With more than 90 percent of Gaza lying in ruins, thousands of Palestinians are rebuilding their homes using whatever materials are available, including mud bricks, scrap, and rubble, according to Al Jazeera. A photo report documents residents reconstructing shelters amid widespread destruction and severe shortages of building resources. The images highlight the scale of devastation across the territory and the improvised methods families are using to restore basic housing under difficult conditions.

Israeli air strikes hit several areas across Gaza, destroying homes in Khan Younis and sending thick smoke rising over the Bureij refugee camp, Al Jazeera reported. The attacks devastated residential buildings and displaced families in affected areas. The report did not provide casualty figures or details on the timing or stated targets of the strikes.

At least 13 people have been killed and dozens more injured following a gas explosion at the main liquified natural gas (LNG) processing site in the Ras Laffan industrial zone, which was described as a "technical accident."

According to Gaza's Ministry of Health, at least seven Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza over the past 48 hours, with an additional nine bodies recovered from under the rubble.