Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited

Associated Press footage showed the building completely collapsed, with dried blood splatted on the grey rubble. Nearby, a child’s school notebook, dust-covered dolls and clothing lay half-buried in the ruins.Fathi Nushasi, a Khan Younis resident who lives nearby, said the airstrike felt like an earthquake.

“I’ve witnessed many wars, but I have never seen anything like what happened to us. The rubble entered our bedroom,” he said.Dozens of people gathered at Nasser Hospital for funeral prayers, with one man crying in anguish, “Those were children sleeping!” A press vest was placed over Bardawil’s body bag.Israel has killed over 170 journalists and media workers since the war with Hamas began in October 2023, the Committee to Protect Journalists estimated as of March 24. Most recently, prominent Al Jazeera journalist

was killed by a strike on his car.Israel says enough food entered the Gaza Strip during its six-week ceasefire with Hamas to sustain the territory’s roughly 2 million Palestinians for “a long period of time.”

, and Palestinians in Gaza say markets are largely empty after Israel cut off the supply of food, fuel and humanitarian aid to the territory at the beginning of March to pressure Hamas.

COGAT, the Israeli military body in charge of civilian affairs in the Palestinian territories, said Tuesday that more than 25,000 trucks entered Gaza during the ceasefire, carrying nearly 450,000 tons of aid. It said that amount represented around a third of what has entered during the entire war.Lynn McCann-Yeh, co-executive director of the Baltimore Abortion Fund, which helps pay costs associated with abortion for people who live in Maryland or who travel there, said it’s hard to keep up with an annual budget of about $2 million.

“We would need many, many more times over that to fully be able to meet the full logistic and medical support for each caller,” she said.She said the $3 million that would be made available annually under the new law could make a major difference. The fund could apply to administer a share of that money.

“The $3 million is a great start, but it will take more than that and it will take sustained funding,” she said.Maryland’s legislature is controlled by Democrats, who hold a 2-1 advantage over Republicans in voter registration statewide. Last year, Maryland