A four-day ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict began, leading to the release of 24 hostages and 39 Palestinian prisoners.
Israel's foreign minister summoned the ambassadors of Spain and Belgium over comments about the Israeli offensive in Gaza.
The World Health Organization expressed concern over the detention of the head of Gaza City's Al-Shifa hospital by Israeli forces.
The Israeli foreign minister has summoned the ambassadors of Spain and Belgium for a 'harsh rebuke' over comments made by the two countries' leaders regarding the Israeli offensive in Gaza. Both Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez have denounced the destruction in the Gaza Strip and called for a permanent ceasefire. Foreign Minister Eli Cohen accused the two leaders of supporting 'terrorism'.
In the midst of these diplomatic tensions, a four-day ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict began on Friday in Gaza. This agreement, brokered with the help of Qatar, led to the release of 24 hostages, including 13 Israeli citizens, 10 Thai citizens, and one Filipino citizen. Israel also released 39 Palestinian prisoners later in the day. The truce deal includes increased shipments of fuel and supplies into Gaza.
However, concerns have been raised by the World Health Organization (WHO) over the detention of the head of Gaza City's Al-Shifa hospital, Mohammad Abu Salmiya, by Israeli forces. The hospital director and five other health workers were arrested while participating in a UN mission to evacuate patients. The Israeli army has claimed that Hamas fighters used a tunnel complex beneath the hospital to stage attacks, a claim that has been denied by Hamas and hospital officials.
The claim about Hamas fighters using a tunnel complex beneath the hospital to stage attacks is denied by Hamas and hospital officials, and no concrete evidence is provided.
Israel's foreign minister summoned the ambassadors of Spain and Belgium for a 'harsh rebuke' over comments by the two countries' leaders about the Israeli offensive in Gaza.
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez both denounced the destruction in the Gaza Strip and called for a permanent ceasefire.
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen accused the two leaders of supporting 'terrorism'.
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Foreign Minister Eli Cohen 'gave the order to summon the ambassadors of these countries for a harsh rebuke', his office said in a statement, accusing the two leaders of supporting 'terrorism'.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed concern over the detention of the head of Gaza City's Al-Shifa hospital, Mohammad Abu Salmiya, by Israeli forces.
The hospital director and five other health workers were arrested while participating in a UN mission to evacuate patients.
The Israeli army has claimed that Hamas fighters used a tunnel complex beneath the hospital to stage attacks, a claim that has been denied by Hamas and hospital officials.
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The article claims that the Israeli siege and raids on Al-Shifa have caused the deaths of dozens of patients, including babies, but does not provide any sources or evidence to support this claim.
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The article uses emotionally charged language such as 'indiscriminate war' and 'besieged Palestinian territory' which indicates a bias against Israel.
The title of the article 'Israel Summons Spain, Belgium Envoys Over Gaza, Spain Hits Back' does not match the content provided in the body of the article.