Israel-Hamas War: 3,000 dead, 12,500 injured in Gaza: Check updates

According to the Israeli military, four individuals attempted to sneak across the fence separating Lebanon and plant explosives.

The Palestinian health ministry reported on Tuesday that since October 7, there have been almost 3,000 Palestinian deaths and 12,500 injuries in the Gaza Strip.

The ministry also stated that during the same time period, 1,250 Palestinians were injured and 61 Palestinians were killed in the West Bank.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken revealed early on Tuesday that US President Joe Biden will travel to Israel and Jordan on Wednesday. Furthermore, he declared that the US and Israel have decided to work together to create a strategy that will allow humanitarian aid from donor countries and international organizations to go to Gazan citizens.

On Tuesday, the conflict between Israel and the terrorists of Hamas began its eleventh day. With its forces positioned near the Gaza border, Tel Aviv is practicing a potential ground assault to hunt down Hamas militants. Since the war started on Saturday, more than 4,000 people have died in it. Approximately 1,400 Israelis and 2,750 Palestinians are among them.

Israel has launched massive airstrikes and imposed a complete siege on the Gaza Strip. Global apprehension about the humanitarian catastrophe occurring in the Gaza Strip and worries that the war may spread to other parts of the region have been growing. At Egypt's border with Gaza, truckloads of goods from the UN and other organizations are still there in response to pleas from locals and humanitarian organizations for food, water, and fuel for their dying generators.