Evening recap

Our live blog will shortly be closing until tomorrow morning.

Here are the day's key developments:

• The death toll from Israel's genocide in Gaza has climbed to 63,371 since 7 October 2023, with an additional 159,835 Palestinians wounded. 

• Hospitals in Gaza report that at least 77 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli strikes across the enclave since dawn.

• Gaza has become the "most dangerous place in the world for children", Unicef spokesperson Tess Ingram told Al Jazeera, warning that the territory has transformed into a place where their lives are being destroyed. 

• Ingram noted that a Palestinian child is killed or wounded every 10 minutes, stressing that the only way to end the "killing and maiming of children is a ceasefire".

• Israel’s decision to halt humanitarian pauses in Gaza City is making it “even harder” to deliver desperately needed aid, Chris McIntosh, Oxfam’s humanitarian response adviser, told Al Jazeera.

• The European Union (EU) has called on the US to reconsider its decision to deny visas to Palestinian officials ahead of the United Nations General Assembly next month. 

• Yemen's Houthis announced on Saturday that Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi and several senior officials from the movement were killed in an Israeli air strike targeting a meeting in the capital Sanaa.

• The Israeli army claimed a reservist was killed in a friendly fire incident in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday, bringing the number of confirmed military deaths since the start of the war to 900.