Core Viewpoint - The ongoing conflict in Gaza has resulted in significant casualties and humanitarian crises, with recent Israeli airstrikes causing over a hundred deaths and exacerbating the dire situation in the region [1][3]. Group 1: Casualties and Military Actions - Israeli airstrikes from the night of May 19 to the early morning of May 20 resulted in at least 136 deaths in Gaza, with specific attacks on residential areas, a gas station, and a school [2][3]. - Since the resumption of military actions on March 18, Israeli attacks have led to at least 3,193 deaths and 8,993 injuries in Gaza [3]. Group 2: Humanitarian Situation - Despite a small number of aid trucks being allowed into Gaza, the humanitarian crisis remains severe, with the local authorities stating that the aid is insufficient to meet basic needs [4][5]. - The Gaza media office reported that only 5 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered Gaza on May 19, which is merely 0.02% of the required 44,000 trucks over the past 80 days [5]. Group 3: Political Statements - Qatar's Prime Minister condemned Israel's actions, stating that the military operations are undermining any potential for peace in Gaza [3]. - The Prime Minister expressed that the release of a dual-national hostage by Hamas was seen as a potential opening for peace, but Israel's intensified attacks have thwarted this opportunity [3].