Videos shared on social media in the last two months depict the dangers that hungry Palestinians face when seeking desperately needed aid.

Steve Witkoff, the United States special envoy to the Middle East, visited a controversial US-backed aid distribution site in Gaza on Friday, where hundreds of Palestinians have died in recent weeks as they try to access what little food has entered the enclave.

CAIRO/JERUSALEM, Aug 1 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy became the first high-profile U.S. official to visit Gaza since the war began, touring a U.S.-backed aid operation on Friday that the United Nations says is partly to blame for deadly conditions in the enclave.

Protestors gathered in Tel Aviv’s “Hostage Square” on Saturday to stage an emergency protest following the release of propaganda videos showing emaciated Israeli hostages still held in Gaza.

Families and supporters of hostages starving in Gaza have erected a barbed-wire protest camp in Tel Aviv. The protest is intended to increase pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, after footage released by Palestinian terror groups revealed the conditions in which Israelis are being held.

At least 91 Palestinians were killed and more than 600 wounded while attempting to get aid in the past 24 hours, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.