Gaza War
The sources, a US official and another individual familiar with alleged tensions between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stated that the US president is disappointed with Tel Aviv’s decision to launch a new military offensive in Gaza.
The nuclear-armed South Asian neighbors agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday after four days of fighting—the worst in decades—that threatened to escalate into full-scale war.
Footage showed beachgoers in Tel Aviv rapidly evacuating in large numbers amidst the blaring sirens.
According to Yanir Cozin, a correspondent for Israeli Army Radio, Trump's decision came as he thinks Netanyahu is “manipulating him,” according to close associates who spoke to Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer.
“The Israelis are going to be involved in providing necessary military security because it is a war zone but they will not be involved in the distribution of the food or even bringing the food into Gaza,” Huckabee said in a press conference.
They will convene on May 20 to address the situation, particularly in light of Israel's blockade of humanitarian aid, which has forced aid organizations to close community soup kitchens due to depleted supplies.
Trump confirmed that three captives have died, decreasing the number of living captives until recent time from 24 to 21.
Graphic videos posted on social media showed bodies on tables at the Thailandy restaurant, which was operating as a community kitchen, a dead man seated on a chair, and several children lying motionless on the ground covered in blood.
“A lot of talk going on about Gaza right now.” He added: “You'll be knowing probably in the next 24 hours.”
“If Mr. Netanyahu’s son or the son of one of the coalition ministers had been here, I promise you, this war would have stopped long ago and they would all have returned to their homes.”
The ship Conscience caught fire and sustained a substantial breach in the hull after armed drones attacked the front of the unarmed civilian ship twice, the coalition said.
In a video statement, Shadid said their vision includes a ceasefire supported by regional and international guarantees, along with a full withdrawal of Israeli forces from the enclave.
Moussa stated that most of the countries presenting arguments before ICJ expressed their full support for the rights of the Palestinian people, particularly their right to self-determination.
This revelation has sparked outrage among families of the captives, who are seeking clarity on the status of their relatives still being held in Gaza since October 7, 2023.
In one incident, a strike on a police station in the northern Jabaliya area claimed the lives of at least nine people.
The meeting highlighted Egypt’s endeavors to facilitate the exchange of captives and prisoners in Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid to the Strip.
The meeting highlighted Egypt’s endeavors to facilitate the exchange of captives and prisoners in Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid to the Strip.
The body of a woman was recovered following Israeli shelling of a tent sheltering displaced individuals in the Al-Mawasi area, designated as a “safe-zone” by Israeli forces in southern Gaza.
Saied expressed Tunisia’s condemnation of the Israeli crimes committed against the Palestinian people in full view of the world.
He slammed the “impossible conditions” set by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in response to a recent ceasefire proposal by the mediators, reiterating rejection of Tel Aviv's demand for the group to disarm.
