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The Israeli army previously reported that five divisions are actively operating in Gaza, comprising tens of thousands of troops.
“The fact that this war is leading to the killing of thousands of innocent people is creating the conditions for Hamas to find even more consensus,” reported Italy’s news agency ANSA, quoting Crosetto as saying at the Trento Economics Festival.
European leaders have threatened “concrete actions” against Israel in case of its failure to abide by the international humanitarian law.
Hamas reported in a statement that the recent strikes across northern and southern Gaza have killed entire families, condemning the United Nations and its agencies for their “complete absence of any effective action” in response to these “acts of genocide.”
Hamas described Netanyahu as “posing a danger to the region and the world,” calling for an international response amid the ongoing hostilities.
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.
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.
Trump confirmed that three captives have died, decreasing the number of living captives until recent time from 24 to 21.
“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.”
Israel has reached out to several neighboring countries for assistance as devastating wildfires near Jerusalem continue to spread for the second day, injuring many and rendering fire control efforts largely ineffective.
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.
Saraya al-Quds, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement, broadcast a video message from captive Israeli soldier Baron Barslavsky to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
An Israeli security source was quoted by Israeli media on Monday as complaining about an alleged Egyptian military build-up in Sinai, which he claimed to be beyond the ceiling set by the peace agreement.
The Israeli delegation’s visit comes in acceptance of an invitation from mediators.
The first phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, which took effect on 19 January and halted a war that devastated the enclave and killed tens of thousands of Palestinians since 2023, expired on Saturday.
The announcement comes after the first phase of the ceasefire, which halted over 15 months of Israeli war that devastated the enclave and killed tens of thousands, expired at midnight on Saturday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced on Wednesday that Israel has received a list of the names of the hostages scheduled to be released, Thursday as part of the deal.
Erdoğan stated, "It is absolutely unacceptable to approve this forced displacement. This would be a pure atrocity."
"We are not interested in the collapse of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip; we are committed to its full implementation and ensuring that the occupation adheres to it completely," said spokesman Abdul Latif Al-Qanou on Thursday.
Hamas said in a statement on Wednesday that the meetings, which already commenced, will follow up on the ceasefire and prisoner swap agreement through the dedicated technical committees and the mediators.
