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The US delayed a weapon supply to Israel last week after it failed to answer Washington's concerns about plans to assault Rafah in southern Gaza, a senior US official said Tuesday. Watch to know more.

Israel war: Biden threatens Israel of weapons & artillery shells supply cut

The US delayed a weapon supply to Israel last week after it failed to answer Washington's concerns about plans to assault Rafah in southern Gaza, a senior US official said Tuesday. Now, Biden has threatened Israel PM Netanyahu over Rafah invasion and said that US won't be sending weapons if Israel invades Rafah.

Israel war: Biden threatens Israel over Rafah invasion, 'won't send weapons if Rafah is invaded'

US President Joe Biden warned that he will stop supplying weapons if Israeli forces launch a major invasion in the southern Gaza city of Rafah, where more than a million Palestinians are taking refuge and thousands have been evacuated. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: US halts weapons shipment to Israel amid concern over Rafah invasion

Israel-Hamas War: Biden threatens to stop supplying weapons to Israel if it tries to invade Rafah

Israel-Hamas War: US warns Israel of halting supply of weapons and artillery shells

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United States President Joe Biden on Tuesday (May 7) cautioned of a "ferocious surge" in antisemitism during his Holocaust memorial speech amid a sharp rise in the number of Gaza protests in US universities.

"Never again simply translated for me means: Never forget. Never forgetting means we must keep telling the story, we must keep teaching the truth," Biden said as he addressed a bipartisan memorial held at the US Capitol's Emancipation Hall. "The truth is we're at risk of people not knowing the truth."

Biden, who has backed its staunch ally in the war against Hamas, said that Oct 7 was the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust.

"This hatred (of Jews) continues to lie deep in the hearts of too many people in the world and requires our continued vigilance and outspokenness," Biden said.

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<h2>'Hamas unleashed terror'</h2>

He then highlighted that the people must not forget that it was Hamas who first launched an attack against Israel on Oct 7 and "unleashed this terror".

"Now here we are, not 75 years later, but just seven and a half months later, and people are already forgetting ... that Hamas unleashed this terror," he said. "I have not forgotten, nor have you. And we will not forget."

He then laid stress on an alarming rise in antisemitism in the United States, including campuses that are roiled by demonstrations against the ongoing war in Gaza.

"We've seen a ferocious surge of anti-Semitism in America and around the world," Biden said.

The Jewish students enrolled in US universities have reported an increase in antisemitism since the Palestinian militant group Hamas' Oct 7 attack on Israel.

"There's no place on any campus in America -- any place in America -- for anti-Semitism or hate speech or threats of violence of any kind," Biden said.

Earlier, Israel's president also condemned the protests stating that US campuses were "contaminated" by hatred.

Biden's speech also comes against Israel's seizure of a key border crossing in Rafah in southern Gaza despite several warnings from the United States and amid the ongoing talks to broker a deal for the release of hostages held captive by Hamas.

(With inputs from agencies)

United States President Joe Biden on Tuesday (May 7) cautioned of a "ferocious surge" in antisemitism during his Holocaust memorial speech amid a sharp rise in the number of Gaza protests in US universities.

United States President Joe Biden on Tuesday (May 7) cautioned of a "ferocious surge" in antisemitism during his Holocaust memorial speech amid a sharp rise in the number of Gaza protests in US universities. "Never again simply translated for me means: Never forget. Never forgetting means we must keep telling the story, we must keep teaching the truth," Biden said as he addressed a bipartisan memorial held at the US Capitol's Emancipation Hall. "The truth is we're at risk of people not knowing the truth." Biden, who has backed its staunch ally in the war against Hamas, said that Oct 7 was the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. "This hatred (of Jews) continues to lie deep in the hearts of too many people in the world and requires our continued vigilance and outspokenness," Biden said. Also read: Humanitarian aid flow stopped as Israel takes control of Gaza side of Rafah 'Hamas unleashed terror' He then highlighted that the people must not forget that it was Hamas who first launched an attack against Israel on Oct 7 and "unleashed this terror". "Now here we are, not 75 years later, but just seven and a half months later, and people are already forgetting ... that Hamas unleashed this terror," he said. "I have not forgotten, nor have you. And we will not forget." He then laid stress on an alarming rise in antisemitism in the United States, including campuses that are roiled by demonstrations against the ongoing war in Gaza. "We've seen a ferocious surge of anti-Semitism in America and around the world," Biden said. The Jewish students enrolled in US universities have reported an increase in antisemitism since the Palestinian militant group Hamas' Oct 7 attack on Israel. "There's no place on any campus in America -- any place in America -- for anti-Semitism or hate speech or threats of violence of any kind," Biden said. Earlier, Israel's president also condemned the protests stating that US campuses were "contaminated" by hatred. Biden's speech also comes against Israel's seizure of a key border crossing in Rafah in southern Gaza despite several warnings from the United States and amid the ongoing talks to broker a deal for the release of hostages held captive by Hamas. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel-Hamas war: Biden condemns ‘ferocious surge’ in antisemitism amid US campus Gaza protests

In another effort to forge a hostage release and Truce in the seven-month war delegations from Hamas and Israel are back at the negotiation table in Cairo. Meanwhile, Benny Gantz, a member of Israel’s war cabinet, said the Israeli military’s operations in Rafah will "continue and expand as necessary". Watch in for more details!

Israel seizes Rafah: Aid to Gaza choked off due to border closure

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An Israeli airstrike killed at least seven people and wounded several others early on Wednesday (May 8) in Gaza City, a local hospital in the blockaded Palestinian enclave said.&nbsp;

The strike on an apartment in Gaza killed seven members of the same family, the Al-Ahli hospital said. Eyewitnesses on Wednesday (May 8) also reported strikes elsewhere in Gaza, more so around Rafah.

The development came after Israel seized control of the Gazan side of the Rafah crossing. After Israel refused to rule out a full-scale invasion of Rafah, international pressure is growing against Israel to pursue a truce.

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Earlier this week, Israeli rockets were fired from the Rafah area of the Gaza Strip towards Kerem Shalom and the Re'im area of southern Israel, according to the Israel Defense Forces.

"The projectiles that were fired toward the area of the Kerem Shalom Crossing are preventing the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip. The IDF will continue to operate to enable the necessary security conditions to re-open the Kerem Shalom Crossing," the IDF said.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel's military operation in Rafah serves dual goals of returning the hostages held in Gaza as well as eliminating Hamas.&nbsp;

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Benny Gantz, a member of Israel’s war cabinet, said the Israeli military’s operations in Rafah will "continue and expand as necessary".

Meanwhile, the last remaining operational hospital in Rafah also issued a call for all available medical teams to help with the constant flow of injured individuals arriving at the medical facility.&nbsp;

The hospital medical director, as cited by CNN, said that the remaining field hospitals in the area of an eastern Rafah hospital evacuated on Monday (May 6) following Israeli warnings, and will only be able to provide less than one-third of their previously offered services.

(With inputs from agencies)

An Israeli airstrike killed at least seven people and wounded several others early on Wednesday (May 8) in Gaza City, a local hospital in the blockaded Palestinian enclave said.

An Israeli airstrike killed at least seven people and wounded several others early on Wednesday (May 8) in Gaza City, a local hospital in the blockaded Palestinian enclave said. The strike on an apartment in Gaza killed seven members of the same family, the Al-Ahli hospital said. Eyewitnesses on Wednesday (May 8) also reported strikes elsewhere in Gaza, more so around Rafah. The development came after Israel seized control of the Gazan side of the Rafah crossing. After Israel refused to rule out a full-scale invasion of Rafah, international pressure is growing against Israel to pursue a truce. Also read | Humanitarian aid flow impacted as Israeli forces take control of Gaza side of Rafah crossing Earlier this week, Israeli rockets were fired from the Rafah area of the Gaza Strip towards Kerem Shalom and the Re'im area of southern Israel, according to the Israel Defense Forces. "The projectiles that were fired toward the area of the Kerem Shalom Crossing are preventing the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip. The IDF will continue to operate to enable the necessary security conditions to re-open the Kerem Shalom Crossing," the IDF said. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel's military operation in Rafah serves dual goals of returning the hostages held in Gaza as well as eliminating Hamas. Also watch | Israel-Hamas War: Israel provoking famine in Gaza? × Benny Gantz, a member of Israel’s war cabinet, said the Israeli military’s operations in Rafah will "continue and expand as necessary". Meanwhile, the last remaining operational hospital in Rafah also issued a call for all available medical teams to help with the constant flow of injured individuals arriving at the medical facility. The hospital medical director, as cited by CNN, said that the remaining field hospitals in the area of an eastern Rafah hospital evacuated on Monday (May 6) following Israeli warnings, and will only be able to provide less than one-third of their previously offered services. (With inputs from agencies)

Israeli strike in Gaza city kills 7, several reported wounded as humanitarian crisis deepens

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As per reports, Joe Biden's administration paused a shipment of weapons to Israel last week. This was in opposition to apparent moves by the Israelis to invade the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Watch this video for all details.

Israel-Hamas war: Why did the US delay shipment of weapons to Israel?

Israel on Wednesday (May 8) said it had reopened the Kerem Shalom border crossing for humanitarian aid for Gaza. The bridge was closed four days ago in response to a rocket attack that killed four Israeli soldiers.

"Trucks from Egypt carrying humanitarian aid, including food, water, shelter equipment, medicine and medical equipment provided by the international community are already arriving at the crossing," the army said in a joint statement with COGAT, the defence ministry body that oversees Palestinian civil affairs.

Watch:&nbsp;Israel seizes Rafah: Aid to Gaza choked off due to border closure

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The supplies will be transferred to the Gaza side of the crossing after undergoing inspection, it added.

 
The Erez border crossing between Israel and northern Gaza is open for aid deliveries into the Palestinian territory, the statement said.

Israel closed the Kerem Shalom crossing after a Hamas rocket attack killed four soldiers and wounded more than a dozen on Sunday (May 5).

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On Tuesday (May 7), Israeli troops seized control of the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt after launching an invasion into the eastern sector of the city.

The United Nations and Israel's staunchest ally the United States both condemned the closure of the two crossings which are a lifeline for civilians facing looming famine.

(With inputs from agencies)

Israel on Wednesday (May 8) said it had reopened the Kerem Shalom border crossing for humanitarian aid for Gaza. The bridge was closed four days ago in response to a rocket attack that killed four Israeli soldiers.

Israel on Wednesday (May 8) said it had reopened the Kerem Shalom border crossing for humanitarian aid for Gaza. The bridge was closed four days ago in response to a rocket attack that killed four Israeli soldiers. "Trucks from Egypt carrying humanitarian aid, including food, water, shelter equipment, medicine and medical equipment provided by the international community are already arriving at the crossing," the army said in a joint statement with COGAT, the defence ministry body that oversees Palestinian civil affairs. Watch: Israel seizes Rafah: Aid to Gaza choked off due to border closure × The supplies will be transferred to the Gaza side of the crossing after undergoing inspection, it added. The Erez border crossing between Israel and northern Gaza is open for aid deliveries into the Palestinian territory, the statement said. Israel closed the Kerem Shalom crossing after a Hamas rocket attack killed four soldiers and wounded more than a dozen on Sunday (May 5). On Tuesday (May 7), Israeli troops seized control of the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt after launching an invasion into the eastern sector of the city. The United Nations and Israel's staunchest ally the United States both condemned the closure of the two crossings which are a lifeline for civilians facing looming famine. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel reopens Kerem Shalom border crossing for Gaza aid supply

The United States has halted the delivery of bombs to Israel due to concerns that it was planning to launch a full-scale attack on the southern Gaza city of Rafah.

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The United States has halted the delivery of bombs to Israel due to concerns that it was planning to launch a full-scale attack on the southern Gaza city of Rafah.&nbsp;

According to a senior US official, the shipment included 1,800 2,000-pound bombs and 1,700 500-pound bombs.

The official, who asked to remain anonymous, on Tuesday (May 7) stated that the US was mainly concerned about the larger explosives and how they could potentially be used in a densely populated urban area.

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Over one&nbsp;million civilians are currently sheltering in Rafah after being forced to evacuate other parts of Gaza due to Israel's conflict with Hamas.

The US has historically provided huge amounts of military aid for Israel. That has only accelerated in the aftermath of Hamas' Oct&nbsp;7 attack that killed some 1,200 in Israel and led to about 250 being taken captive by the militants.&nbsp;

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The pausing of the aid shipment is the most striking sign of the growing daylight between Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and the White House.

Biden&nbsp;administration in April began to review future transfers of military assistance as Netanyahu’s government appeared to move closer to&nbsp;an invasion of Rafah, despite months of opposition from the White House.&nbsp;

The official said the decision to pause the shipment was made last week and no final decision had been made yet on whether to proceed with the shipment at a later date.

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<h2>Israel secures Rafah crossing</h2>

On Tuesday, Israeli forces took control of the Rafah border crossing in Gaza, which the White House characterised as a limited operation that avoided the large-scale invasion of the city that President Biden had warned against on humanitarian grounds during his recent call with Netanyahu.

Israel has instructed 100,000 Palestinians to evacuate Rafah, while its troops conducted targeted strikes in the city's eastern areas and secured the Rafah crossing, a crucial route for humanitarian aid along the Gaza-Egypt border.

Watch:&nbsp;Gallant says Operations to continue until end of Hamas or hostages return

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It is worth mentioning that last month, Congress passed a $95 billion security bill that included funding for Ukraine, Israel and other allies. The package included more than $14 billion in military aid for Israel.

Meanwhile, the Biden administration's report on whether Israel has breached US&nbsp;and international humanitarian law during the Gaza war has been postponed and will not be released on Wednesday (May 8), according to three Senate aides and one House aide, as reported by&nbsp;POLITICO.

(With inputs from agencies)

The United States has halted the delivery of bombs to Israel due to concerns that it was planning to launch a full-scale attack on the southern Gaza city of Rafah. According to a senior US official, the shipment included 1,800 2,000-pound bombs and 1,700 500-pound bombs. The official, who asked to remain anonymous, on Tuesday (May 7) stated that the US was mainly concerned about the larger explosives and how they could potentially be used in a densely populated urban area. Also read: Israeli strike in Gaza city kills 7, several reported wounded Over one million civilians are currently sheltering in Rafah after being forced to evacuate other parts of Gaza due to Israel's conflict with Hamas. The US has historically provided huge amounts of military aid for Israel. That has only accelerated in the aftermath of Hamas' Oct 7 attack that killed some 1,200 in Israel and led to about 250 being taken captive by the militants. The pausing of the aid shipment is the most striking sign of the growing daylight between Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and the White House. Biden administration in April began to review future transfers of military assistance as Netanyahu’s government appeared to move closer to an invasion of Rafah, despite months of opposition from the White House. The official said the decision to pause the shipment was made last week and no final decision had been made yet on whether to proceed with the shipment at a later date. Also read | Humanitarian aid flow impacted as Israeli forces take control of Gaza side of Rafah crossing Israel secures Rafah crossing On Tuesday, Israeli forces took control of the Rafah border crossing in Gaza, which the White House characterised as a limited operation that avoided the large-scale invasion of the city that President Biden had warned against on humanitarian grounds during his recent call with Netanyahu. Israel has instructed 100,000 Palestinians to evacuate Rafah, while its troops conducted targeted strikes in the city's eastern areas and secured the Rafah crossing, a crucial route for humanitarian aid along the Gaza-Egypt border. Watch: Gallant says Operations to continue until end of Hamas or hostages return × It is worth mentioning that last month, Congress passed a $95 billion security bill that included funding for Ukraine, Israel and other allies. The package included more than $14 billion in military aid for Israel. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's report on whether Israel has breached US and international humanitarian law during the Gaza war has been postponed and will not be released on Wednesday (May 8), according to three Senate aides and one House aide, as reported by POLITICO. (With inputs from agencies)

US halts bomb shipment to Israel amid signs of full-scale Rafah invasion

Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh said on Thursday the Palestinian group was studying a proposal for a truce in the nearly seven-month war raging in Gaza with a "positive spirit". Watch in for more details!

Israel war: Hamas accepts Qatari-Egyptian proposal for Gaza ceasefire

A ceasefire deal with Hamas is the best way to protect the lives of the 132 hostages held by the terrorist organization in Gaza, President Joe Biden told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call on Monday. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: Biden restates 'clear position' on Rafah to Netanyahu

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When Hamas accepted the latest ceasefire proposal, it took the Israeli government by surprise. The Benjamin Netanyahu-led government had hoped to continue with the planned Rafah offensive but the Palestinian group's decision changed everything. Now, Netanyahu faces tough choices. Will he accept the proposed peace deal with Hamas and risk losing power or will he press on with the Rafah gamble?

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The Israeli army carried out "targeted strikes" against Hamas militants in eastern Rafah after appealing to civilians to evacuate. Thousands of people moved to what Israel termed as the "humanitarian area" to the north of Rafah.

The Israeli army carried out "targeted strikes" against Hamas militants in eastern Rafah after appealing to civilians to evacuate. Thousands of people moved to what Israel termed as the "humanitarian area" to the north of Rafah. Amid reports of strikes in eastern Rafah, multiple explosions were also reportedly heard in southern Rafah. The Palestinian Civil Defence, in a statement, claimed that several Palestinians were killed in the airstrikes and many others were injured. “Civil defence teams have managed to pull out a number of martyrs and transport several injured individuals from under the rubble of several homes which were bombed by Israeli warplanes tonight in various places in the Rafah governorate in southern Gaza Strip,” read the Palestinian Civil Defence's statement. The Palestinian official news agency WAFA reported that eight Palestinians were killed in two attacks on Rafah. Also Read: Israel cautions after Hamas says it accepts ceasefire proposal of Egypt and Qatar The strikes took place after Hamas expressed agreement to the terms of a ceasefire deal which was brokered by Qatar and Egypt. Ceasefire negotiations to resume after Israel rejects proposal However, the terms of the deal were rejected by Israel which claimed that it was "far from meeting" its "core demands". Israel is sending its delegation for indirect talks in Cairo to secure an "acceptable" agreement. Meanwhile, the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that indirect ceasefire negotiations will continue between Israel and Hamas on Tuesday (May 7). The ministry's spokesperson, Dr Majed bin Mohammed Al-Ansari, in a statement, said that the continued negotiations come after Hamas' response about a possible proposal, which "can be described as positive." Al-Ansari further expressed Qatar's "hope that the talks will culminate in reaching an agreement for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the exchange of prisoners and detainees and the sustainable flow of humanitarian aid into all areas of the Strip." Meanwhile, protesters took to the streets of Tel Aviv and demanded a ceasefire agreement. A group - which was representing families of Israeli hostages - in a message to government negotiators, demanded: “Do not return without a signed deal”. Watch: Israel-Hamas War: Biden restates 'clear position' on Rafah to Netanyahu White House national security spokesman John Kirby said that the talks between Israel and Hamas had reached a "critical" stage: "I don't know that it gets any more sensitive than right now," he added. Meanwhile, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said that a ground invasion of Rafah would be "intolerable". "A ground invasion in Rafah would be intolerable because of its devastating humanitarian consequences and because of its destabilising impact in the region," said the UN chief. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel conducts 'targeted strikes' in Gaza as ceasefire deal remains uncertain

Militant group Hamas accepted a proposal for a truce to put forward by mediators Qatar & Egypt in the seven-month-old war in Gaza. Watch in for more details!

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Israel-Hamas war: Israel order civilians to flee Eastern Rafah

After Hamas accepted the latest hostage and ceasefire deal proposal negotiated by Egypt the Israeli officials claimed that the Biden Administration knew about the proposal but did not brief Israel about it. The latest blame game has come amid a report of the widening rift between Netanyahu and Joe Biden or Israel's Rafah operations.

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Israel-Hamas war: Israel claims it was not kept in loop

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