<h1>International humanitarian law breach risks: condemnation, aid access demands, and export controls follow military expansion into Gaza City.</h1> Decision to expand military operations into Gaza City prompted international legal and humanitarian concern as states warned the offensive and any annexation attempts may violate international law, worsen civilian harm, and impede humanitarian access. Reports of civilians killed while seeking aid, allegations about diversion of aid, and rising malnutrition deaths highlight compliance issues with international humanitarian law obligations to protect civilians and ensure safe distribution of relief. Responses include diplomatic condemnation, a UN Security Council meeting, national export restrictions on military equipment, and mediator proposals linking a ceasefire to hostage release and force withdrawal.