As the conflict between Israel and Hamas intensifies, the United States has sent additional military advisers to Israel to assist with planning and provide support. The move comes as Israel prepares for a potential ground invasion of Gaza and the death toll continues to rise.

With the situation in Gaza deteriorating rapidly, fears of a wider war have increased. The US has bolstered its ground troops and deployed two top military advisers to Israel in an effort to aid in the planning of a potential ground assault. The advisers will also provide expertise in coordinating operations and providing air defense support.

The release of hostages has become a major concern for western leaders, who are urging Israel to delay a ground invasion to allow for their release. The recent releases of Israeli and American women by Hamas have heightened concerns about the safety of hostages and the need to evacuate them before a potential ground assault.

The United Nations has expressed concern about the dwindling aid reaching Gaza. Only 54 aid trucks have entered the region in the past few days, which is significantly below the amount needed to address the growing humanitarian crisis. Hospitals in Gaza are overwhelmed, and the lack of water and gas further exacerbates the situation.

French President Emmanuel Macron, who is in Tel Aviv, has proposed a coalition of willing nations to fight Hamas and called for the release of kidnapped French citizens. The escalating violence has put Western military bases in the region at risk of attacks, prompting calls for a united front against Hamas.

As the conflict continues to escalate, the international community is closely monitoring the situation and considering further intervention to prevent further loss of life and mitigate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.