We start the day's other headlines in Gaza.

The UN Human Rights Office says that Israeli forces have killed more than a thousand

Khazins seeking aid since May.

Most deaths have occurred near distribution sites run by an American contractor.

A breakdown in law and order has led to looting, chaos, and violence during aid deliveries.

Desperation is mounting amid Israel's near total blockade of the territory.

Israel accuses Hamas of diverting aid.

Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry says 101 people have died in recent days from starvation,

including 80 children, some of them infants.

The baby was 40 days old.

There are no formula boxes.

A box now costs $100.

We can't afford it, and it's not even available.

The mother can't breastfeed.

There's no food or drinks, so there's no breast milk.

The baby died of malnutrition because his mother had malnutrition.

Meantime, Gaza health officials reported at least 25 deaths from Israeli strikes today.

That includes 12 people who were killed when Israeli forces hit tents, sheltering displaced

people in Gaza City.

The Israeli military says it's not aware of any such strike.

The Trump administration is citing an alleged anti-Israel bias in its decision to once again withdraw the U.S. from the U.N.'s main cultural agency called UNESCO.

In a statement today, State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce

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