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Israel says 150 aid trucks collected inside Gaza by agencies but UN warns it's a 'trickle'
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has visited IDF soldiers in the Gaza Strip, rejecting accusations that Israel is responsible for a humanitarian crisis in the region. "We are acting here according to international law. We are providing humanitarian aid according to international law," Herzog tells reservists from Battalion 969.
The shootings took place after thousands of Palestinians gathered in the hope of getting humanitarian aid from U.N. trucks ...
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Herzog, in Gaza, says Israel is acting ‘in accordance with international law’The president, on his first visit to the enclave since October 7, also calls freeing the hostages the 'most urgent mission' ...
Investigation by BBC Verify using satellite images and verified footage to show the extent of destruction in Gaza, where the ...
Food situation so dire that every day question arises whether patients in hospitals we support, medical staff who care for ...
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On first Gaza visit since Oct. 7, Herzog says Israel is operating ‘in accordance with international law’The post On first Gaza visit since Oct. 7, Herzog says Israel is operating ‘in accordance with international law’ appeared ...
Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir calls for continued IDF control of northern Gaza to strengthen defense lines; Hamas seeks Rafah ...
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Israeli media reports that the country’s defense minister has outlined plans to pack hundreds of thousands of Palestinians into a closed zone of the Gaza Strip along the border with Egypt.
The border with Egypt along the southern edge was the Gaza Strip’s only land border that Israel had not controlled directly. Earlier on Wednesday, Israel sent tanks on raids into Rafah.
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