According to the territory’s Health Ministry, at least 33 Palestinians have been killed and 137 injured in Israeli attacks in the past 24-reporting period across the Gaza Strip.

The head of the intensive care unit in the Kamal Adwan hospital has been killed in an Israeli attack on the besieged northern Gaza.

Earlier, Israeli forces attacked a home in northern Gaza’s Beit Lahiya, killing and wounding a number of people.

Israeli drones are targeting anyone moving to rescue casualties. A horse-drawn carriage was hit as it went to the bombed site to help wounded people.

At least 10 Palestinians, including women and children, have been killed in Israeli shelling of the al-Manshiyya area in central Gaza’s Beit Lahiya town.

That’s according to Al Jazeera Arabic reporters, who also said the attack also injured a number of other people.

All bakeries have shut down in central Gaza due to severe supply shortages, the World Food Programme (WFP) warns in a post on X.

“Bread is a lifeline for many families – often the only food they can access. Now, even that is slipping out of reach,” the UN agency said, urging vital aid to enter the besieged enclave.

A demonstration has been held in Norway’s capital, Oslo, in solidarity with Palestinians at the initiative of the Norwegian Church.

The country’s king, members of the government and leaders of political parties participated in the demonstration, Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide has told Al Jazeera.

“We must stop the war and killing in Gaza, but we must [also] strive to achieve the aspirations of the Palestinian people,” he said.

“We have taken initiatives such as recognising the State of Palestine and supporting UNRWA, and we hope that other countries will follow suit,” he added.

The top diplomat said it was necessary to “think collectively beyond the ceasefire”, and work towards the establishment of a Palestinian state.