At least seven Palestinians have been killed in ongoing Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip, according to local medical sources. The latest casualties include three individuals who were killed and others injured in a strike on a home in Beit Lahiya, near Kamal Adwan Hospital, and a man killed in Khan Younis’s al-Mawasi area from a drone strike. Three other Palestinians died from wounds sustained in earlier Israeli raids. A warehouse storing nutrition supplies for children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers was destroyed by an Israeli military strike overnight into Tuesday, according to Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP). The destruction of the Ard El Insan warehouse, which houses about 60 medical points serving up to 100 women and children daily, has caused severe damage to supplies intended for vulnerable groups in Gaza. The ongoing Israeli attacks come despite a ceasefire that went into effect last October and US President Donald Trump's call for Israel to halt its attacks. The head of Gaza’s Ministry of Health warned of "complete collapse of the basic necessities of life" amid critical oxygen supply shortages, with only 12 out of around 34 oxygen stations remaining operational. Dr Munir al-Bursh stated that any additional breakdown could cut off oxygen to patients and warned that "If this oxygen supply stops, these people will die." The situation remains challenging for children and women in Gaza, who continue to need urgent support despite the ceasefire.