President Biden has pledged to continue diplomatic efforts to address the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, focusing on easing tensions in Gaza and Lebanon. The U.S. administration is working to secure humanitarian aid access, push for a ceasefire, and engage with regional partners to prevent further escalation. Biden's goal is to stabilize the region while supporting Israel's right to self-defense and seeking a long-term peaceful resolution.

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In the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, the humanitarian situation in Gaza has become dire, with residents relying heavily on limited aid for survival. As supplies dwindle and access to basic necessities becomes increasingly restricted, many Gazans face a precarious existence, struggling to meet their essential needs. The ongoing violence and blockades exacerbate the crisis, leaving countless individuals in a state of uncertainty and vulnerability.

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In the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, families of hostages are calling for greater transparency regarding their loved ones' situations, despite the potential security risks involved. They express frustration over the lack of information and seek clarity from authorities about efforts to secure their release. This demand for transparency highlights the emotional toll on families caught in the crisis and underscores the broader challenges of balancing security concerns with the need for accountability and communication during wartime.

Israel-Gaza War: Families Of Hostages Demand Transparency Despite Security Risks

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In a controversial move, Israel has officially prohibited United Nations aid destined for Palestinian territories, citing security concerns and the need to prevent resources from reaching militant groups. This decision exacerbates an already dire humanitarian situation, with aid organizations warning that thousands of vulnerable individuals could be left without critical support. The ban raises significant questions about the future of humanitarian assistance in the region and the broader implications for peace negotiations.

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In the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, families of Israeli hostages are urgently pleading for a negotiated deal to secure the release of their loved ones. They are calling on the government to prioritize their plight amid the escalating conflict. The emotional appeals reflect the deep concern and anxiety felt by families as they await news on the fate of the hostages, underscoring the human toll of the conflict.

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In the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, Israeli forces have intensified airstrikes on a village in southern Lebanon. The escalation comes amid rising tensions and increased military activity in the region, leading to significant concerns about civilian safety and further instability in the area.

Israel-Hezbollah War: Israel Intensifies Strikes On Village In Southern Lebanon

The Israeli military has captured militants hiding in a hospital in Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. This operation is part of a broader campaign to dismantle militant infrastructure in the region. The presence of militants in a medical facility has sparked international concern over the protection of civilians and the implications for humanitarian efforts in Gaza. The situation remains tense as both sides continue to engage in hostilities.

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Clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have intensified along the Lebanon border, escalating tensions in the region. The renewed fighting has seen exchanges of fire and artillery shelling, raising concerns about a broader conflict. Both sides have reported casualties, and the situation remains volatile as diplomatic efforts struggle to contain the violence and prevent further escalation.

Israel-Hezbollah Clashes Intensify Along Lebanon Border

Egypt's president Abdel Fattah el-Sissi on Sunday (October 27) announced a proposal for a two-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, with the aim of securing the release of four hostages held in Gaza.

Israel-Hamas War: Egypt Proposes Two-Day Gaza Ceasefire To Facilitate Return Of Hostages

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Lebanon that it could face similar destruction as Gaza. Netanyahu's stark warning comes as the Israeli military deployed more troops in southern Lebanon and asked the civilians in the coastal areas to evacuate. Watch in for more details!

Israeli PM Warns Lebanon With 'Gaza Like Destruction'

Israeli forces sent tanks deeper into Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip and launched strikes across the enclave killing at least 34 Palestinians. Residents of Khan Younis said Israeli tanks made a surprise advance into the center of the city, and the military ordered evacuations in the east many families ran for safety, while others were trapped at home. Watch in for more details!

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The Israeli military&nbsp;initiated a new assault on Khan Younis in southern Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least 70 people, according to medical sources.

This attack followed orders for Palestinians to evacuate multiple neighbourhoods, including some that had been designated by the military as part of a humanitarian zone.

According to the Palestinian civil defence estimation, around 400,000 people sheltering in the city were affected by the order, including some areas previously designated as humanitarian zones, such as the eastern part of Al-Mawasi. This sandy strip, with no infrastructure, has recently served as a refuge for Palestinians living in tent encampments.

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The Israeli military claimed Hamas militants in Khan Younis and part of Al-Mawasi were using the area to launch rockets at Israel. “We were displaced from the eastern regions, they called us to evacuate, we took our children and left,” Osama Qudeih told the Associated Press (AP).

While the military stated it was adjusting the boundaries of humanitarian zone identified in Al-Mawasi to keep the civilian population away from areas of combat. Gaza health officials reported that the fatalities and injuries occurred during attacks in and around Khan Younis.

They also indicated that additional casualties were likely still buried under rubble or stranded on roadsides, as ambulances were unable to reach them.

However, the Israeli military did not comment on the death toll when asked by Agence France-Presse (AFP).

But in a statement, the military said the terrorists were&nbsp;eliminated by its fighter jets and tanks.

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The military further said, the forces targeted more than 30 terror infrastructure sites in Khan Younis.

While, Israeli warplanes targeted a weapons storage facility, observation posts, tunnel shafts, and structures utilised by Hamas militants, it added. Many injured people were taken to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.

It may be mentioned here, that much of Khan Younis was destroyed by extreme attacks in the months before Monday’s (Jul&nbsp;22) strikes, yet hundreds of thousands of people returned to seek shelter in tents in the eastern part of the city after they were displaced from other parts of Gaza.

Notably, over 39,000 people have been killed in Israel’s onslaught in Gaza since 7 October last year, when Hamas militants attacked Israeli territory, killing 1,200 people and taking about 250 hostages.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Israeli military initiated a new assault on Khan Younis in southern Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least 70 people, according to medical sources. This attack followed orders for Palestinians to evacuate multiple neighbourhoods, including some that had been designated by the military as part of a humanitarian zone.

The Israeli military initiated a new assault on Khan Younis in southern Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least 70 people, according to medical sources. This attack followed orders for Palestinians to evacuate multiple neighbourhoods, including some that had been designated by the military as part of a humanitarian zone. According to the Palestinian civil defence estimation, around 400,000 people sheltering in the city were affected by the order, including some areas previously designated as humanitarian zones, such as the eastern part of Al-Mawasi. This sandy strip, with no infrastructure, has recently served as a refuge for Palestinians living in tent encampments. Also read: Poliovirus found in Gaza sewage, says Israel-Gaza health ministries The Israeli military claimed Hamas militants in Khan Younis and part of Al-Mawasi were using the area to launch rockets at Israel. “We were displaced from the eastern regions, they called us to evacuate, we took our children and left,” Osama Qudeih told the Associated Press (AP). While the military stated it was adjusting the boundaries of humanitarian zone identified in Al-Mawasi to keep the civilian population away from areas of combat. Gaza health officials reported that the fatalities and injuries occurred during attacks in and around Khan Younis. They also indicated that additional casualties were likely still buried under rubble or stranded on roadsides, as ambulances were unable to reach them. However, the Israeli military did not comment on the death toll when asked by Agence France-Presse (AFP). But in a statement, the military said the terrorists were eliminated by its fighter jets and tanks. Also read: Over 60 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza Strip The military further said, the forces targeted more than 30 terror infrastructure sites in Khan Younis. While, Israeli warplanes targeted a weapons storage facility, observation posts, tunnel shafts, and structures utilised by Hamas militants, it added. Many injured people were taken to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. It may be mentioned here, that much of Khan Younis was destroyed by extreme attacks in the months before Monday’s (Jul 22) strikes, yet hundreds of thousands of people returned to seek shelter in tents in the eastern part of the city after they were displaced from other parts of Gaza. Notably, over 39,000 people have been killed in Israel’s onslaught in Gaza since 7 October last year, when Hamas militants attacked Israeli territory, killing 1,200 people and taking about 250 hostages. (With inputs from agencies)

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The White House announced on Thursday that US President Joe Biden is still scheduled to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his visit to Washington next week, but it will depend on how well he recovers from COVID-19. Watch in for more details!

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#Gravitas: Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant calls for a state inquiry into the failures that led to the October 7th attack, placing more scrutiny on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Watch in for more details!

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With truce talks looming Israel continues with its onslaught in the central Gaza strip. An Israeli strike hit a market in Nuseirat Camp troops tanks and aircraft engaged in combat in Gaza's biggest urban area. The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas continues to witness more devastation. In fresh air strikes the IDF said it laid ways to a cohort of Hamas and Palestinian jihadists at a school in Nuseirat Camp in central Gaza. Watch in for more details!

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The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas continues to witness more devastation. In fresh air strikes the IDF said it laid ways to a cohort of Hamas and Palestinian jihadists at a school in Nuseirat Camp in central Gaza. Watch in for more details!

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A temporary US aid pier has again been removed from the Gaza coast due to high seas and will be towed to an Israeli port, the Pentagon said on Friday. Watch in for more details!

US aid pier temporarily suspends operations

Wrapping up a visit to the United States Israeli defense minister Yoav Galant made it clear that the country was fighting against Hamas, Hezbollah and the Iranian regime and not the people of Gaza or Lebanon. Watch in for more details!

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Israel has intensified its onslaught on the Gaza over the last 24 hours at least 45 Palestinians have been killed as Israeli forces continue to pound Rafah in southern Gaza. Watch in for more details!

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New tensions have emerged this week between US President Joe Biden's Administration and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the Israeli premier's criticism of US withholding weapon deliveries. Watch in for more details!

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has consolidated his authority over decision-making regarding the Gaza war by disbanding the 6-member war cabinet. This move was intended to reject the demands of far-right allies who wanted seats in the cabinet. The decision has also revealed a divide between Netanyahu and the Israeli military. What will happen next? How will this decision affect the Gaza war?

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The US Secretary of State Antony Blinken who is on his 8th visit to the Middle East is speaking and briefing the media with the Qatari Prime Minister in Doha for talks on a potential UN-backed ceasefire deal.

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The attack on Gaza's Nuseirat refugee camp left 274 Palestinians dead and around 700 wounded while four Israeli hostages were brought home. WION's Molly Gambhir tells you more.

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A UN school has been bombed in Gaza. IDF has struck Hezbollah's post in Lebanon. Houthis have hit three ships at sea. Is a wider war inevitable?

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#Gravitas | According to Oxfam, Palestinians are living in "appalling" conditions amid the Gaza war. According to the group, children sometimes go for a whole day without food. Thousands even share the same toilet as deadly Israeli bombardment and fighting rages on in the Gaza Strip.

Oxfam Says Israel Blocking Gaza Aid, Warns of Risk of Famine Increasing

Israel continues to carry out its military onslaught in Gaza, meanwhile trouble is brewing for Netanyahu on the political front. Israeli War cabinet minister Benny Gantz's party submitted a bill in the Knesset to dissolve Israel's Parliament. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas war: National Unity Party submits bill to dissolve Parliament

British-Albanian pop singer Dua Lipa has denounced Israel's offensive in Gaza as a "genocide", after a new pro-Palestinian protest took place in London that saw dozens of people arrested.

"Burning children alive can never be justified. The whole world is mobilising to stop the Israeli genocide", the singer wrote on an Instagram story late Tuesday with the hashtag "#AllEyesOnRafah", which has been trending on social media.

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Israel's military operations in Gaza, concentrated now on Rafah, provoked a renewed backlash after Gaza officials said an Israeli strike this weekend set ablaze a crowded refugee camp, killing 45.

American actor Pedro Pascal and model Bella Hadid also posted graphics with "All eyes on Rafah" on Instagram. Hadid has been vocal about her support for Palestinian rights, and has also called Israel's offensive as a "genocide".

In 2021, before the escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict last October, Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid and her sister Gigi Hadid were described as anti-Semitic in an advertisement published in The New York Times by a Jewish group called the World Values Network.

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Dua Lipa had hit back at the advert, rejecting the "false and appalling allegations".

While the pop sensation of Kosovan heritage has criticised the war in Gaza and been a vocal supporter of Palestinian rights, this is her strongest criticism yet of Israel's actions.

In January, Lipa called for a "humanitarian ceasefire" during an interview with Rolling Stone magazine. She had previously signed an open letter to US President Joe Biden calling for "an end to the bombing of Gaza and the safe release of hostages".

Forty people were arrested on Tuesday night in London following a pro-Palestinian demonstration of up to 10,000 people, UK police said.

Rock star Paul Weller, the rapper Stormzy and actor Tilda Swinton are among British celebrities who have previously called for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on October 7 that resulted in the deaths of 1,189 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on Israeli official figures.

Militants also took 252 hostages, 121 of whom remain in Gaza, including 37 the army says are dead.

Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed at least 36,171 people in Gaza, mostly civilians, according to the territory's health ministry.

British-Albanian pop singer Dua Lipa has denounced Israel's offensive in Gaza as a "genocide", after a new pro-Palestinian protest took place in London that saw dozens of people arrested.

British-Albanian pop singer Dua Lipa has denounced Israel's offensive in Gaza as a "genocide", after a new pro-Palestinian protest took place in London that saw dozens of people arrested. "Burning children alive can never be justified. The whole world is mobilising to stop the Israeli genocide", the singer wrote on an Instagram story late Tuesday with the hashtag "#AllEyesOnRafah", which has been trending on social media. Boycott Bollywood trends again after stars extend support to Palestine, Pooja Bhatt reacts Israel's military operations in Gaza, concentrated now on Rafah, provoked a renewed backlash after Gaza officials said an Israeli strike this weekend set ablaze a crowded refugee camp, killing 45. American actor Pedro Pascal and model Bella Hadid also posted graphics with "All eyes on Rafah" on Instagram. Hadid has been vocal about her support for Palestinian rights, and has also called Israel's offensive as a "genocide". In 2021, before the escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict last October, Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid and her sister Gigi Hadid were described as anti-Semitic in an advertisement published in The New York Times by a Jewish group called the World Values Network. All Eyes on Rafah: Alia Bhatt, Kareena Kapoor, Varun Dhawan back Palestinians amid Israel attack Dua Lipa had hit back at the advert, rejecting the "false and appalling allegations". While the pop sensation of Kosovan heritage has criticised the war in Gaza and been a vocal supporter of Palestinian rights, this is her strongest criticism yet of Israel's actions. In January, Lipa called for a "humanitarian ceasefire" during an interview with Rolling Stone magazine. She had previously signed an open letter to US President Joe Biden calling for "an end to the bombing of Gaza and the safe release of hostages". Forty people were arrested on Tuesday night in London following a pro-Palestinian demonstration of up to 10,000 people, UK police said. Rock star Paul Weller, the rapper Stormzy and actor Tilda Swinton are among British celebrities who have previously called for a ceasefire in Gaza. Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on October 7 that resulted in the deaths of 1,189 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on Israeli official figures. Militants also took 252 hostages, 121 of whom remain in Gaza, including 37 the army says are dead. Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed at least 36,171 people in Gaza, mostly civilians, according to the territory's health ministry.

Singer Dua Lipa condemns 'Israeli genocide' in Gaza

Four US Army vessels which were supporting the temporary pier built by the United States to deliver aid to Gaza amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, have been swept away due to heavy seas, said the US Central Command (CENTCOM), on Saturday (May 25).&nbsp;

<h2>What happened to US Army vessels?</h2>

In a statement, the CENTCOM said during the transportation of humanitarian aid, the floating deck disconnected from the small boat tugging it and that the vessels broke free from their moorings.&nbsp;

“The vessels broke free from their moorings and two vessels are now anchored on the beach near the pier. The third and fourth vessels are beached on the coast of Israel near Ashkelon,” said CENTCOM.&nbsp;

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It added, “No US personnel will enter Gaza. No injuries have been reported and the pier remains fully functional.” The US forces also said that the Israeli navy is assisting with recovering the vessels.

Meanwhile, the Pentagon, according to Al Jazeera, stressed that the pier remained fully functional and also emphasised that throughout this operation of retrieving US Army vessels, American personnel would not enter Gaza.&nbsp;

In March, US President Joe Biden had said that the pier would be built to alleviate restrictions imposed by Israel on aid delivery by land to Palestinians in Gaza amid criticism that this is a costly alternative to asking Israel to open all land crossings to the Palestinian enclave.&nbsp;

Millions of Gazans have been deprived of most clean water, food, medicines and fuel due to Israel’s ongoing siege on the Palestinian enclave.&nbsp;

The construction of the $320 million pier which also involved 1,000 US service members was completed earlier this month to provide aid to the Gaza Strip.&nbsp;

As of Friday (May 24), the CENTCOM said 1,005 metric tons of aid had been delivered from the sea to the beach transfer point with 903 metric tons distributed from the transfer point to the United Nations warehouse.

The UN World Food Programme “took possession of 97 trucks since the floating dock came into operation” on May 17 Stephane Dujarric, spokesman for UN chief Antonio Guterres, told reporters on Friday.&nbsp;

<h2>At least 10 killed in drone attack on Gaza school</h2>

On the other hand, at least 10 people, including children, have been killed after a drone strike hit the school they were sheltering in, reported CNN citing local health workers, on Saturday.&nbsp;

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People had reportedly been sheltering in Al-Nazla school in Saftawy, on the outskirts of northern Gaza’s Jabalia.&nbsp;

An eyewitness told CNN that his son-in-law was being treated for injuries.&nbsp;

He also said that a man who was “making bread for his children, thinking this was a safe space” was killed along with his daughter and son.&nbsp;

The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the incident.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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Four US Army vessels which were supporting the temporary pier built by the United States to deliver aid to Gaza amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, have been swept away due to heavy seas, said the US Central Command (CENTCOM), on Saturday (May 25).

Four US Army vessels which were supporting the temporary pier built by the United States to deliver aid to Gaza amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, have been swept away due to heavy seas, said the US Central Command (CENTCOM), on Saturday (May 25). What happened to US Army vessels? In a statement, the CENTCOM said during the transportation of humanitarian aid, the floating deck disconnected from the small boat tugging it and that the vessels broke free from their moorings. “The vessels broke free from their moorings and two vessels are now anchored on the beach near the pier. The third and fourth vessels are beached on the coast of Israel near Ashkelon,” said CENTCOM. Also Read | Israel-Hamas war: Truce talks likely to resume next week as pressure piles on PM Netanyahu It added, “No US personnel will enter Gaza. No injuries have been reported and the pier remains fully functional.” The US forces also said that the Israeli navy is assisting with recovering the vessels. Meanwhile, the Pentagon, according to Al Jazeera, stressed that the pier remained fully functional and also emphasised that throughout this operation of retrieving US Army vessels, American personnel would not enter Gaza. In March, US President Joe Biden had said that the pier would be built to alleviate restrictions imposed by Israel on aid delivery by land to Palestinians in Gaza amid criticism that this is a costly alternative to asking Israel to open all land crossings to the Palestinian enclave. Millions of Gazans have been deprived of most clean water, food, medicines and fuel due to Israel’s ongoing siege on the Palestinian enclave. The construction of the $320 million pier which also involved 1,000 US service members was completed earlier this month to provide aid to the Gaza Strip. As of Friday (May 24), the CENTCOM said 1,005 metric tons of aid had been delivered from the sea to the beach transfer point with 903 metric tons distributed from the transfer point to the United Nations warehouse. The UN World Food Programme “took possession of 97 trucks since the floating dock came into operation” on May 17 Stephane Dujarric, spokesman for UN chief Antonio Guterres, told reporters on Friday. At least 10 killed in drone attack on Gaza school On the other hand, at least 10 people, including children, have been killed after a drone strike hit the school they were sheltering in, reported CNN citing local health workers, on Saturday. Also Read | Pilot killed in crash of WWII-era Spitfire near RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire People had reportedly been sheltering in Al-Nazla school in Saftawy, on the outskirts of northern Gaza’s Jabalia. An eyewitness told CNN that his son-in-law was being treated for injuries. He also said that a man who was “making bread for his children, thinking this was a safe space” was killed along with his daughter and son. The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the incident. (With inputs from agencies)

US Army vessels supporting Gaza aid pier washed away in heavy seas: CENTCOM

The International Court of Justice, ICJ, will rule on South Africa's requests to order a halt to Israel's Rafah offensive in Gaza, after South Africa petitioned the ICJ for emergency measures asking Israel to seek its military operations in Gaza strip.

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