"I feel that the worst is yet to come," emergency relief coordinator Martin Griffiths said as the humanitarian crisis worsens for Palestinians in Gaza.

Davidson talked about comedy's curious relationship to tragedy as he began the show with a monologue, instead of the typical sketch.

“Netanyahu, the corrupt, the very corrupt” has “been in the seat too long,” declared Shirel Hogeg, whose sister and her family were critically wounded in Hamas’s attack.

Roni Eshel's father describes the wait for news as “hell.”

Israel cut off the flow of water, medicine, food and electricity to Gaza, leaving Palestinians to ration dwindling supplies and drink dirty or brackish water.

Hospitals in Gaza are expected to run out of generator fuel in the next 24 hours, endangering the lives of thousands of patients, according to the U.N.