Israel agrees to allow Hamas to enter the Yellow Line area to search for the bodies of detainees

The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation reported that the government has agreed to allow Hamas and the Red Cross to enter the Yellow Line area to search for the bodies of detainees. Hamas and Red Cross patrols in Gaza will include areas under Israeli military control, according to a breaking news report by Cairo News Channel.

Meanwhile, Palestinian media reported that the Israeli occupation army is carrying out massive demolition operations east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.

Years of war on Gaza have not only destroyed infrastructure and homes, depriving everyone of food and medical treatment, but have also devastated the mental health of most Palestinians who have lost loved ones and been displaced for months without shelter.

The World Health Organization stated in a report that two-thirds of the adult population in Gaza were suffering from severe stress. This is in addition to the psychological trauma experienced by children, who endure daily and constantly, with more than one million children in urgent need of psychological support.

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) reported that more than one million children in Gaza need psychosocial support to treat depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts.

Dr. Khaled Saeed, the World Health Organization's regional advisor on mental health, stated that mental health needs in the Gaza Strip are increasing due to the current situation, the destruction of infrastructure, the decline in the capacity to provide psychological support, and the shortage of mental health professionals.