Israeli troops have divided north and south Gaza and are expected to enter Gaza City either Monday or Tuesday, according to Israeli media. This development comes as the death toll in the Israel-Hamas war surpasses 10,000, with over 4,100 children and 2,640 women among the casualties. Israeli airstrikes on Sunday targeted two refugee camps in central Gaza, resulting in numerous deaths. Despite U.S. suggestions for a humanitarian pause, Israel has rejected the idea and continues its relentless bombardment of Gaza. Meanwhile, more than 140 Palestinians have been killed in the occupied West Bank, and over 1,400 people in Israel have been killed, mostly in the Oct. 7 Hamas attack that initiated the conflict. In an apparent agreement between the United States, Egypt, Israel, and Qatar, around 1,100 people have been allowed to leave Gaza through the Rafah crossing. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with people living on minimal rations and over 70% of the population being displaced from their homes. With communications temporarily cut off and escalating tensions in the region, the question remains: Will Israeli troops reach Gaza City?