At least 60 people were killed across Gaza on Saturday, according to reports.

The Israeli army said the IDF and ISA killed Hakham Muhammad Issa Al-Issa, a senior figure in Hamas’s military wing, in Sabra, Gaza City, on Friday.

Meanwhile, the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) reported a worsening nutrition crisis. UNICEF stated that, between January and May 2025, an average of 112 children per day were admitted for malnutrition treatment.

Gaza’s media office said on Saturday that at least 66 Palestinian children had died from hunger since the war began, blaming the deaths on the continued closure of crossings that prevent the entry of baby milk and nutritional supplements.

In Doha, Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesman, Majed al-Ansari, said a “window of opportunity” had opened following the Iran-Israel ceasefire. He added that Doha, along with mediators from the US and Egypt, was working to leverage the ceasefire momentum to restart talks on Gaza.

Al Jazeera.