Israeli Occupation continues targeting civilians and all aspects of life in Gaza, marking the 322nd day of ongoing aggression.

The death toll has risen to 40,265, with 93,144 injuries since October 7, according to preliminary figures from Gaza's Ministry of Health.

Meanwhile, Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly under pressure regarding a captive deal and is concerned about tensions with southern Lebanon and Iran, should ceasefire talks in Gaza fail, according to the Washington Post.

Axios reported that US President Joe Biden asked Netanyahu to withdraw Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) from a section near Egypt's border, to which Netanyahu partially agreed.

On the ground, Hamas’ military wing, Al-Qassam Brigades, claimed responsibility for targeting Israeli Occupation military vehicles in southeast Gaza, leading to casualties.

The conflict, which began on October 7, was sparked by Hamas' Operation Aqsa Typhoon, which led to Israeli Occupation launching its "Iron Swords" operation against Gaza. IOF have reported 696 deaths since the conflict began, with 4,357 soldiers injured.