Deadly strikes hit Gaza as new aid group says it has begun distributing food

Israel's airstrikes in Gaza have caused significant civilian casualties, including at least 25 deaths reported by rescuers, with many trapped under debris from demolished buildings. The humanitarian response involves the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distributing food through private contractors authorized by Israel, though there are concerns about its effectiveness and funding. Meanwhile, international aid groups and allies criticize Israel's approach, with calls for reconsideration of support amid growing civilian casualties and tensions over aid distribution.