Displaced Palestinians queue for charity food distribution in Gaza.

SHOTLIST: KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA CITY (JULY 10, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WAITING IN QUEUE WITH PANS AND POTS TO RECEIVE MEAL 2. VARIOUS OF FOOD BEING DISTRIBUTED TO PEOPLE IN LINE 3. UMM YUSUF ABU JAZAR, DISPLACED PALESTINIAN WOMAN, SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 4. SHADI SULEIMAN, DISPLACED PALESTINIAN MAN, SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 5. VARIOUS OF CROWDS WAITING FOR FOOD DISTRIBUTION 6. SAAD ABDEEN, OWNER OF COMMUNITY KITCHEN DISTRIBUTING FOOD, SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic)KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA CITY - JULY 10, 2026: A charity distributed cooked meals to displaced Palestinians in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis on Friday, July 10, as food shortages persisted across the Gaza Strip amid Israel's ongoing military offensive and blockade. Large crowds gathered at the distribution point, with Palestinians lining up and pushing forward in an effort to receive some food. According to the World Food Program, 1.6 million people in Gaza, representing 77% of the population, face severe levels of acute food insecurity, including more than 100,000 children and 37,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women. On Sept. 29, 2025, Trump announced a plan to end Israel's war on Gaza. The first phase included a ceasefire, a partial Israeli military withdrawal, the release of Israeli captives and the entry of 600 aid trucks per day into the enclave. While Hamas completed the release of Israeli captives under the first phase, Israel has failed to meet its humanitarian commitments under the agreement and continued military attacks that killed 1,092 Palestinians and injured 3,507 others. The second phase envisions a broader Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza, where Israeli forces currently control more than 70% of the territory, and the start of reconstruction in exchange for the beginning of the disarmament of Palestinian factions. Israel has not implemented the second phase and has instead insisted that the disarmament of Palestinian factions take priority. Gaza has been devastated by Israel's genocidal war since Oct. 8, 2023, with more than 73,000 Palestinians killed and over 173,000 injured, according to Palestinian figures. Israeli attacks have also destroyed about 91% of the enclave's infrastructure.