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Former Israeli security officials call to end the war in Gaza as Netanyahu hints at a new stage
Former Israeli army and intelligence chiefs called for an end to the war in Gaza as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hinted at further military action and Israel's government plotted its next move in the devastated territory.
Netanyahu to propose full reoccupation of Gaza, Israeli media report
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to propose fully reoccupying the Gaza Strip when he meets his security cabinet, Israeli media say. "The die has been cast. We're going for the full conquest of the Gaza Strip – and defeating Hamas," local journalists quote a senior official saying.
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What the UN knows about aid delivery in Gaza
The body in charge of humanitarian efforts tracks not just how much aid is sent – but how much of it reaches civilians in the ...
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As Israel faces blame for the hunger crisis in Gaza, UN's own data shows most of its aid is looted
United Nations data reveals 87% of aid trucks entering Gaza since May 19 were looted by armed groups or civilians, sparking ...
On Monday, Palestinians cheered as pallets of aid were parachuted over Zuweida in central Gaza. Associated Press footage ...
Israel called for the meeting to debate the plight of captives still held by Hamas. The discussion will take place as the ...
This photo gallery, curated by AP photo editors, shows Palestinians scrambling to get humanitarian aid that was airdropped by ...
Quraan, a Palestinian nurse in the Gaza Strip, was killed when an aid pallet dropped from the sky fell on him, The ...
Adam Kadyrov, the 17-year-old son of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, has been appointed to oversee the collection ...
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Israel arming anti-Hamas Gaza clans, including leader accused of looting aid trucks: reports
Israel is arming local gangs in the Gaza Strip to weaken Hamas, but the efforts are propping up a man accused of looting aid ...
"On the Hamas front, Saudi Arabia exerts influence indirectly, particularly through Egypt and Qatar," Obaid said. "And the ...
Gvir's visit to the Jerusalem site threatens to further hinder efforts by mediators to reach a permanent ceasefire.
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