Gaza, Aid
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Every day he delays, Benjamin Netanyahu harms both Palestinian civilians and his people. Israeli strikes bombard the ruins of northern Gaza this week. (Heidi Levine/For The Washington Post).
People stampeded and shots were fired as a Trump-backed plan to distribute food in Gaza at sites guarded by armed contractors got started.
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Reports: Israel planning to further intensify Gaza offensiveIsrael's military has moved all of its regular infantry and tank brigades into the Gaza Strip, the Times of Israel and other local media reported on Sunday, citing the army. The military said it would not provide further details on the deployment of its forces,
Concerns raised in a confidential planning document appear prescient, with humanitarian groups, possible donors and some senior IDF officers questioning the plan.
Israel also is pressing ahead with a U.S.-backed aid distribution plan in Gaza after the chief executive of the program resigned, saying it wasn’t possible to implement while remaining neutral.
Mohammad Sinwar, the elusive Hamas military chief in Gaza who Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday had been eliminated, has long been at the top of Israel's most wanted list.
For weeks, rumors had swirled about a new U.S.-backed plan to oversee aid distribution in Gaza, but no one would speak on the record. Then one morning,
Aid deliveries are less than a tenth of Gaza’s daily need,' group says after 81 days of Israeli blockade - Anadolu Ajansı
Axios reported that Vance was planning to travel to the country but decided against it because he didn’t want his trip to be viewed as an endorsement of the renewed assault on Gaza. The White House publicly cited “logistical” reasons for the skipped ...
The escalation has already resulted in fresh casualties, with Gaza’s civil defence agency reporting at least 10 deaths from Israeli airstrikes on Saturday
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