Ammon News - The death toll from Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip since dawn Sunday has risen to 32 Palestinians, according to medical sources across the enclave.

The casualties follow a day of intensified airstrikes and artillery shelling, which have hit residential areas and gatherings of civilians, including those waiting for humanitarian aid.

At the same time, Gaza's health system is facing a severe collapse, with medical sources warning of a critical shortage of essential supplies, particularly in laboratory reagents and solutions necessary for life-saving tests.

Hospital laboratories and blood banks are reporting an extreme lack of electrolyte testing solutions, blood gas analysis kits, and virus detection materials, making it increasingly difficult to treat the wounded and carry out necessary diagnostics.

Most essential medicines and medical supplies have run out completely, exacerbated by the ongoing Israeli military offensive and the direct targeting of hospitals and medical teams across the Strip.

WAFA