The conflict between Israeli forces and Hamas has now left over 10,000 people dead.

The Israeli military has continued to attack Gaza's largest refugee camp. Nearly 120,000 registered refugees are living in the camp.

Health authorities in Gaza say nearly 8,800 people have died since the conflict began. At least 1,400 people were killed on the Israeli side.

Meanwhile, other forces in the Middle East are throwing their support behind Hamas. The Houthi rebel group in Yemen fired ballistic missiles towards Israel Tuesday.

Nasreddin Amer, a spokesperson for the group, said his organization has spent several years preparing to attack Israel. He said, "We have the endurance to keep fighting. We're ready for anything, no matter what kind of counterattack the enemy, Israel, has planned."

But within the Gaza Strip, the situation remains dire.
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director for the UN Office for Project Services, has once again urged for all sides to let fuel into the area. He said it's necessary to keep local hospitals running.

The group -- which works to build infrastructure and provide medical supplies in conflict zones -- says about 70 members of its team are still in Gaza.