In the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict, at least seven Palestinians have been killed in Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip since Tuesday, as per local medical sources. The deaths occurred during a series of attacks that violate an informal ceasefire agreement established last October. Among these fatalities, three were killed in a strike on a home in Beit Lahiya, while another death was reported following a drone strike on a civilian gathering in Khan Younis's al-Mawasi area. Three other Palestinians died from wounds sustained in earlier Israeli raids on Khan Younis. A significant blow to humanitarian efforts came overnight into Tuesday, when an Israeli military strike destroyed a warehouse in Gaza storing nutrition supplies for children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers, according to Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP). The explosion buried the supplies under rubble, compromising the entire stock and impeding aid distribution. The warehouse belonged to Ard El Insan (AEI), a local humanitarian organization supporting approximately 60 medical points serving up to 100 women and children daily. Meanwhile, Gaza's Ministry of Health is facing critical oxygen supply shortages, with only 12 stations operational out of around 34. The ongoing Israeli attacks and ceasefire violations persist despite US President Donald Trump's call for Israel to halt its aggression. In an interview with Fox News on August 17, Trump expressed his opposition to further Israeli strikes in Gaza and stated that Hamas had agreed to lay down their weapons under the terms of a US-backed peace plan. However, the Director-General of Gaza's Ministry of Health warned of a potential "complete collapse of the basic necessities of life" due to these ongoing conflicts and violations.