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The United States called the sudden withdrawal of the Israeli military's troops from the southern Gaza Strip a "rest and refit" plan and not something which indicates any new operations.&nbsp;

White House national security spokesperson John Kirby, in an interview with ABC News, said, "As we understand it, and through their public announcements, it is really just about rest and refit for these troops ... and not necessarily that we can tell indicative of some coming new operation for these troops."&nbsp;

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Earlier, the Israeli military announced that it is withdrawing troops from south Gaza and that there will be only one brigade six months after the Israel-Hamas war started in the wake of the October 7 attack by the militant group on Israel.

<h2>Israel needs to make more changes: US&nbsp;</h2>

Speaking about the timeline of statements issued by US President Joe Biden and others over the Israel-Hamas war, Kirby said, “I’m glad you brought that timeline up because it shows the degree … the growing degree of frustration that we’ve had with the way these operations are being prosecuted and the way that Israelis are acting on the ground in terms of civilian casualties."

“So we have been increasingly frustrated. And again, that was a core message that the president delivered to Prime Minister [Benjamin] Netanyahu in their phone call this … past week … that they’ve got to do more, they’ve got to make changes,” he added.

Kirby said that Netanyahu on Sunday (April 7) “assured” Biden that he will make changes in the military operations of Israel.

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“We’ve seen some announcements in those early hours, that’s welcome. We’ve got to see more. We’ve got to see it over time," said Kirby.

The withdrawal of troops took place days after seven international foreign aid workers, belonging to the World Central Kitchen, were killed in an Israeli strike in central Gaza.

(With inputs from agencies)

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The United States called the sudden withdrawal of the Israeli military's troops from the southern Gaza Strip a "rest and refit" plan and not something which indicates any new operations.

The United States called the sudden withdrawal of the Israeli military's troops from the southern Gaza Strip a "rest and refit" plan and not something which indicates any new operations. White House national security spokesperson John Kirby, in an interview with ABC News, said, "As we understand it, and through their public announcements, it is really just about rest and refit for these troops ... and not necessarily that we can tell indicative of some coming new operation for these troops." Also Read: Israeli military withdraws most troops from southern Gaza, says IDF spokesperson Earlier, the Israeli military announced that it is withdrawing troops from south Gaza and that there will be only one brigade six months after the Israel-Hamas war started in the wake of the October 7 attack by the militant group on Israel. Israel needs to make more changes: US Speaking about the timeline of statements issued by US President Joe Biden and others over the Israel-Hamas war, Kirby said, “I’m glad you brought that timeline up because it shows the degree … the growing degree of frustration that we’ve had with the way these operations are being prosecuted and the way that Israelis are acting on the ground in terms of civilian casualties." “So we have been increasingly frustrated. And again, that was a core message that the president delivered to Prime Minister [Benjamin] Netanyahu in their phone call this … past week … that they’ve got to do more, they’ve got to make changes,” he added. Kirby said that Netanyahu on Sunday (April 7) “assured” Biden that he will make changes in the military operations of Israel. Watch: Ready for face off: Israel | IDF removes forces from South Gaza “We’ve seen some announcements in those early hours, that’s welcome. We’ve got to see more. We’ve got to see it over time," said Kirby. The withdrawal of troops took place days after seven international foreign aid workers, belonging to the World Central Kitchen, were killed in an Israeli strike in central Gaza. (With inputs from agencies) 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.

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The Israeli military on Monday (Apr 8) launched a strike on southern Lebanon and killed a senior field commander of the Hezbollah group.

This comes after the United Nations warned that the artillery bombardment was outspreading, further calling for the warring sides to halt the violence.

The Israeli military and Hezbollah have been engaged in an exchange of fire across Lebanon's southern frontier parallelly along with the ongoing war in Gaza which has raised fears of an escalation of the conflict across the Middle East.

The Israeli fighter jets struck the village of al-Sultaniyah and killed a field commander in Hezbollah's elite Radwan units along with two other people, said the Israeli army and two Lebanese security sources in a statement.

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<h2>Deceased Hezbollah field commander was involved in planning attacks against Israelis, say IDF</h2>

The Israeli troops said that the Hezbollah field commander, identified as Ali Ahmed Hassin, was responsible for planning and executing attacks against Israelis.

“As part of his role, he was responsible for the planning and execution of terror attacks in the Ramim Ridge area against the Israeli home front,” said the IDF as per The Times Of Israel.

Hezbollah issued a funeral notice for Hassin, but&nbsp;did not share details about his role.

The Lebanese militant group said that Hassin was killed “on the road to Jerusalem.” This is a term that they use for the fighters that are killed in Israeli strikes. &nbsp;

Since the war between Israel and Hamas broke out, Israeli strikes have killed nearly 270 Hezbollah fighters, and around 50 civilians, including children, journalists and medics.

United Nations' Special Coordinator for Lebanon Joanna Wronecka and the commander of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, Aroldo Lazaro released a joint statement on Monday stating that the violence must be halted.

"The unrelenting cycle of strikes and counterstrikes in breach of the cessation of hostilities constitute the most serious violation of Security Council Resolution 1701 since its adoption in 2006," they said. &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The Israeli military on Monday (Apr 8) launched a strike on southern Lebanon and killed a senior field commander of the Hezbollah group. This comes after the United Nations warned that the artillery bombardment was outspreading, further calling for the warring sides to halt the violence.

The Israeli military on Monday (Apr 8) launched a strike on southern Lebanon and killed a senior field commander of the Hezbollah group. This comes after the United Nations warned that the artillery bombardment was outspreading, further calling for the warring sides to halt the violence. The Israeli military and Hezbollah have been engaged in an exchange of fire across Lebanon's southern frontier parallelly along with the ongoing war in Gaza which has raised fears of an escalation of the conflict across the Middle East. The Israeli fighter jets struck the village of al-Sultaniyah and killed a field commander in Hezbollah's elite Radwan units along with two other people, said the Israeli army and two Lebanese security sources in a statement. Also read: Israel's withdrawal from south Gaza not indicative of new operations, says US Deceased Hezbollah field commander was involved in planning attacks against Israelis, say IDF The Israeli troops said that the Hezbollah field commander, identified as Ali Ahmed Hassin, was responsible for planning and executing attacks against Israelis. “As part of his role, he was responsible for the planning and execution of terror attacks in the Ramim Ridge area against the Israeli home front,” said the IDF as per The Times Of Israel. Hezbollah issued a funeral notice for Hassin, but did not share details about his role. The Lebanese militant group said that Hassin was killed “on the road to Jerusalem.” This is a term that they use for the fighters that are killed in Israeli strikes. Since the war between Israel and Hamas broke out, Israeli strikes have killed nearly 270 Hezbollah fighters, and around 50 civilians, including children, journalists and medics. United Nations' Special Coordinator for Lebanon Joanna Wronecka and the commander of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, Aroldo Lazaro released a joint statement on Monday stating that the violence must be halted. "The unrelenting cycle of strikes and counterstrikes in breach of the cessation of hostilities constitute the most serious violation of Security Council Resolution 1701 since its adoption in 2006," they said. (With inputs from agencies)

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Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said that the UK would not sell arms to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza. The statement comes at a time when UK minister is being pressed to disclose the legal counsel they have been given over the continuation of military sales to Israel.&nbsp;

When asked, "If the Government would stop arms sales if it received legal advice that Israel was in breach of international humanitarian law," on&nbsp;the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Dowden replied, “If it is the case that we can’t lawfully, in accordance with the Act do so, of course we won’t supply those arms, but that is precisely the position, for example, even in respect of the United States or any other country around the world."

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“And it contrasts so strongly, our adherence to very high values, with the appalling atrocities that have been committed by terrorist organisations against Israel,” he added.

There has been a split in the UK cabinet on the matter of arms sales to Israel. British Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron wrote in Sunday Times, “Of course our backing is not unconditional: we expect such a proud and successful democracy to abide by international humanitarian law, even when challenged in this way. As an occupying power, Israel has a responsibility to the people of Gaza.”

This comes after the killings of three British aid workers John Chapman, 57, James “Jim” Henderson, 33, and James Kirby, 47 on April 1 by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF).&nbsp;

Sunday (April 7) marks six months since the October 7 attack in which Hamas militants attacked southern Israel which left about 1,200 dead. 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said that the UK would not sell arms to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza. The statement comes at a time when UK minister is being pressed to disclose the legal counsel they have been given over the continuation of military sales to Israel.

Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said that the UK would not sell arms to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza. The statement comes at a time when UK minister is being pressed to disclose the legal counsel they have been given over the continuation of military sales to Israel. When asked, "If the Government would stop arms sales if it received legal advice that Israel was in breach of international humanitarian law," on the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Dowden replied, “If it is the case that we can’t lawfully, in accordance with the Act do so, of course we won’t supply those arms, but that is precisely the position, for example, even in respect of the United States or any other country around the world." Also read | Explained: Between killed, killers and captives, Gaza completes a semester of war “And it contrasts so strongly, our adherence to very high values, with the appalling atrocities that have been committed by terrorist organisations against Israel,” he added. There has been a split in the UK cabinet on the matter of arms sales to Israel. British Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron wrote in Sunday Times, “Of course our backing is not unconditional: we expect such a proud and successful democracy to abide by international humanitarian law, even when challenged in this way. As an occupying power, Israel has a responsibility to the people of Gaza.” This comes after the killings of three British aid workers John Chapman, 57, James “Jim” Henderson, 33, and James Kirby, 47 on April 1 by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF). Sunday (April 7) marks six months since the October 7 attack in which Hamas militants attacked southern Israel which left about 1,200 dead. (With inputs from agencies)

UK will halt arms sales to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza: UK Deputy Prime Minister

The Israeli military has withdrawn all ground troops, except for one brigade, from the southern part of Gaza, said a military spokesperson, on Sunday (Apr 7), amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group, Hamas. Meanwhile, an adviser to the Iranian supreme leader warned that Israeli embassies are “no longer safe”.&nbsp;

<h2>Troops withdrawn from southern Gaza</h2>

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) have&nbsp;withdrawn all troops from the southern Gaza Strip,&nbsp; said the IDF spokesperson, after four months of fighting in the Khan Younis area. However, one brigade, Nahal, currently remains in the Gaza Strip, reported the Times of Israel.&nbsp;

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An Israeli brigade is typically made up of a few thousand troops. According to the Israeli media, the brigade in question is tasked with securing the so-called Netzarim Corridor, which crosses Gaza from the Be’eri area in southern Israel to the Palestinian enclave’s coast.&nbsp;

The brigade is also responsible for securing the corridor to prevent displaced Gazans from returning to the northern part of the Palestinian enclave.&nbsp;

A report by Anadolu news agency citing Palestinian sources said Israeli forces retreated from all western areas of Khan Younis city and remained stationed in the east.&nbsp;

The Israeli army completed its operation in Khan Younis and soldiers have completed their exit from there, reported Israel’s Channel 12.&nbsp;

However, it was not immediately clear if the withdrawal would delay a long-threatened incursion into the southern Gaza city of Rafah where more than a million Palestinians have sought refuge amid the ongoing war.&nbsp;

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The IDF also announced the death of four soldiers in the southern Gaza Strip, on Sunday. At least 604 soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the war on October 7, and 3,193 others have been injured, according to Israeli officials.&nbsp;

<h2>New round of ceasefire talks to be held in Cairo</h2>

On Saturday (Apr 6), the Palestinian militant group said that it would send a delegation to Cairo, Egypt, for a new round of ceasefire talks which are expected to begin on Sunday.&nbsp;

Hamas has reiterated its demands which it issued in the March 14 proposal before the UN Security Council (UNSC) which includes calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.&nbsp;

On March 25, a resolution calling for an “immediate ceasefire” in the Palestinian enclave and an unconditional release of all hostages held in Gaza had passed in the UNSC.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, an Israeli delegation is also expected to head to the Egyptian capital city, on Sunday for talks aimed at renewing the stalled talks with Hamas over the release of hostages being held in the Palestinian enclave.&nbsp;

<h2>No Gaza truce without release of hostages: Netanyahu</h2>

Israeli Prime Benjamin Netanyahu, on Sunday, said that Israel would not agree to a ceasefire until Hamas releases all the hostages being held in the Palestinian enclave.&nbsp;

His comments came at the beginning of a weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem where he also said that despite growing international pressure, Israel would not give in to “extreme” demands from Hamas.&nbsp;

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“Israel is one step away from victory,” said Netanyahu, adding that, “Hamas is the one preventing a (hostage) deal.”&nbsp;

<h2>Israeli embassies are ‘no longer safe’</h2>

Israeli embassies are “no longer safe,” warned Yahya Rahim Safavi, senior adviser to Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as quoted by news agency ISNA.&nbsp;

This comes after Tehran blamed Israel for the attack on Iran’s consulate in Syria which killed at least 13 people in the Syrian capital city of Damascus, including seven members Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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.

The Israeli military has withdrawn all ground troops, except for one brigade, from the southern part of Gaza, said a military spokesperson, on Sunday (Apr 7), amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group, Hamas.

The Israeli military has withdrawn all ground troops, except for one brigade, from the southern part of Gaza, said a military spokesperson, on Sunday (Apr 7), amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group, Hamas. Meanwhile, an adviser to the Iranian supreme leader warned that Israeli embassies are “no longer safe”. Troops withdrawn from southern Gaza The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) have withdrawn all troops from the southern Gaza Strip, said the IDF spokesperson, after four months of fighting in the Khan Younis area. However, one brigade, Nahal, currently remains in the Gaza Strip, reported the Times of Israel. WATCH | Israel-Hamas war: Six months on, Gaza Health Ministry says 33,137 civilians killed An Israeli brigade is typically made up of a few thousand troops. According to the Israeli media, the brigade in question is tasked with securing the so-called Netzarim Corridor, which crosses Gaza from the Be’eri area in southern Israel to the Palestinian enclave’s coast. The brigade is also responsible for securing the corridor to prevent displaced Gazans from returning to the northern part of the Palestinian enclave. A report by Anadolu news agency citing Palestinian sources said Israeli forces retreated from all western areas of Khan Younis city and remained stationed in the east. The Israeli army completed its operation in Khan Younis and soldiers have completed their exit from there, reported Israel’s Channel 12. However, it was not immediately clear if the withdrawal would delay a long-threatened incursion into the southern Gaza city of Rafah where more than a million Palestinians have sought refuge amid the ongoing war. Also Read | Israeli troops recover body of hostage from Gaza’s Khan Younis, military says The IDF also announced the death of four soldiers in the southern Gaza Strip, on Sunday. At least 604 soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the war on October 7, and 3,193 others have been injured, according to Israeli officials. New round of ceasefire talks to be held in Cairo On Saturday (Apr 6), the Palestinian militant group said that it would send a delegation to Cairo, Egypt, for a new round of ceasefire talks which are expected to begin on Sunday. Hamas has reiterated its demands which it issued in the March 14 proposal before the UN Security Council (UNSC) which includes calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. On March 25, a resolution calling for an “immediate ceasefire” in the Palestinian enclave and an unconditional release of all hostages held in Gaza had passed in the UNSC. Meanwhile, an Israeli delegation is also expected to head to the Egyptian capital city, on Sunday for talks aimed at renewing the stalled talks with Hamas over the release of hostages being held in the Palestinian enclave. No Gaza truce without release of hostages: Netanyahu Israeli Prime Benjamin Netanyahu, on Sunday, said that Israel would not agree to a ceasefire until Hamas releases all the hostages being held in the Palestinian enclave. His comments came at the beginning of a weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem where he also said that despite growing international pressure, Israel would not give in to “extreme” demands from Hamas. Also Read | US on high alert over Iran attack threat in retaliation to Israeli strike on consulate in Syria “Israel is one step away from victory,” said Netanyahu, adding that, “Hamas is the one preventing a (hostage) deal.” Israeli embassies are ‘no longer safe’ Israeli embassies are “no longer safe,” warned Yahya Rahim Safavi, senior adviser to Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as quoted by news agency ISNA. This comes after Tehran blamed Israel for the attack on Iran’s consulate in Syria which killed at least 13 people in the Syrian capital city of Damascus, including seven members Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). (With inputs from agencies) 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.

Israeli military withdraws most troops from southern Gaza, says IDF spokesperson

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