Gaza Death Toll Surges as Israel Kills 100 in a Day Amid Trump-Netanyahu White House Talks

As U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepare to meet again at the White House, the war in Gaza has taken a deadlier turn, with at least 95 Palestinians killed in a single day, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

The victims include war-displaced civilians who were struck while sheltering in tents, as Israel intensified its bombardments across the Gaza Strip. The total death toll from Israel’s assault, which began after the October 7, 2023 attacks, has now reached 57,575, with more than 136,000 wounded.

The White House confirmed that Trump and Netanyahu’s discussions will “exclusively” focus on the Gaza war, as pressure mounts globally for a ceasefire.

Meanwhile, tensions escalated in the Red Sea where Yemen’s Houthi fighters hit a second vessel in two days, reportedly using rocket-propelled grenades. The Houthis say the attacks are in retaliation for the war in Gaza.

On the Israeli side, 1,139 people were killed during the October 7 Hamas-led assault, with more than 200 hostages initially taken into Gaza — some of whom remain unaccounted for.

The international community continues to express alarm over the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Gaza, with aid agencies warning of famine, displacement, and total collapse of basic services.

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