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Israel plans to retake Gaza City, escalating the war with Hamas and fueling worries for hostages
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel said Friday it plans to take over Gaza City — in what would be an escalation of its 22-month war with Hamas that drew a dismissal from the group, renewed international calls to end the conflict, and stirred fears for hostages still held in Gaza.
Israel's security cabinet approves plan to take control of Gaza City
Israel's security cabinet approved a plan on Friday to take control of Gaza City, a move expanding military operations in the shattered Palestinian territory despite growing criticism at home and abroad over the almost two-year-old war.
JERUSALEM: Israel's military will "take control" of Gaza City under a new plan approved by Prime Minister Benjamin ...
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Israel has routed its enemies across the region but has yet to return all its hostages from the Gaza Strip. Hamas appears to ...
The UN Children’s Fund say 12,000 experiencing acute malnutrition as Israel’s starvation policy kills four more people.
Every single case of mass starvation over the past 30 years is human-made. Whether it’s Sudan, Ethiopia, Syria, or Yemen, ...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering ordering the full reoccupation of the Gaza Strip, according to ...
Humanitarian professionals say famine can be averted in Gaza, but only if Israel allows much more food and other aid into the ...
After nearly two years of war, the public rhetoric has suddenly shifted. Will it lead to real changes on the ground?
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Israel’s friends must speak with one voice: End the famine in Gaza. Drop any talk of annexation. Protect the civilian ...
Nineteen former Israeli military, intelligence and police chiefs warned that the Jewish state was “on the precipice of defeat ...
In Rafah, a city at the very south of the Gaza Strip, the first floor of a health clinic was being used as a hub for ...
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