Israel on Friday announced it will allow "very minimal" fuel into Gaza for use by the U.N. and communications system as human rights organizations sound the alarm about possible widespread starvation because of the lack of fuel, water and food.
The death toll in Gaza has surpassed 12,000 people, including 5,000 children, according to the media office of the Hamas-controlled government.
The Israel Defense Forces said they discovered a tunnel in the Al-Shifa hospital, part of an extensive network believed to span the underground level beneath the Gaza Strip.
The IDF raided the Al-Shifa medical complex, the largest in the Gaza enclave, on suspicions of Hamas using the facility as an operations base.
The IDF also said it found Hamas grenades and assault rifles in the hospital, although CNBC has not been able to verify the claims. Hamas rejected accusations that it has been using the hospital for military purposes, describing the claims as nothing but "lies and cheap propaganda."
Meanwhile, three people were killed and more than 15 were injured during a raid in the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Health Ministry said on Telegram, according to a Google translation.