Here is the most important information from the last 24 hours:
More than 200 dead in Gaza within 24 hours. 201 Palestinians have been killed in relentless Israeli bombings and ground operations in the Gaza Strip since Saturday, Hamas said, after a UN humanitarian resolution failed to call for a ceasefire. Almost three months after the start of the war between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist movement, the latter announced the discovery of the bodies of dozens of killed Palestinians, some of whom he said were “executed” during an Israeli ground operation in Jabaliya in the northern Gaza Strip.
Four attack drones shot down in the Red Sea. A US destroyer patrolling the Red Sea on Saturday shot down four attack drones from Yemen that were targeting it, the US Central Military Command (Centcom) said.
There is a threat of famine. The Gaza Strip continued to sink into a humanitarian catastrophe on Sunday after more than two months of war. According to the United Nations, most hospitals there are out of service and 1.9 million people, or 85% of the population, have been forced to leave their homes. According to the United Nations, all 2.4 million residents of this small area of 362 km2 face high levels of food insecurity in the next six weeks, which could lead to famine.
Interview between Biden and Netanyahu. The American president on Saturday called on the Israeli prime minister to “protect” civilians in the Gaza Strip, a White House statement said. The conversation came a day after the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution requiring “all parties to authorize and facilitate the immediate, safe and unimpeded delivery of humanitarian assistance on a large scale” in the Gaza Strip, but without to call for a ceasefire between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas.