Five patients died after the last generator ran out of fuel at Al-Shifa Hospital, Gaza's largest medical facility.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that a ceasefire would only be possible if all 239 hostages held by militants in Gaza are released.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is intensifying, with the Palestinian death toll from Israel's military campaign surpassing 11,000, a large proportion of whom are women and children.
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas continues to escalate, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stating that a ceasefire would only be possible if all 239 hostages held by militants in Gaza are released. This stance has been met with international concern, particularly from the Biden administration in the U.S., which has emphasized that Israel must not 'reoccupy' Gaza. Despite this, Netanyahu insists that Israel will retain 'overall security control' in Gaza, a position that has raised concerns in Washington.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is intensifying, with the Palestinian death toll from Israel's military campaign surpassing 11,000, a large proportion of whom are women and children. The situation is particularly dire in Gaza's hospitals, with five patients dying after the last generator ran out of fuel at Al-Shifa Hospital, Gaza's largest medical facility. The World Health Organization has lost communication with its contacts at the hospital, further exacerbating the crisis.
In response to the deteriorating situation, the Israeli military has offered to evacuate babies from the hospital. However, the war, now in its sixth week, continues unabated. A 57-nation gathering of Muslim and Arab leaders has called for an end to the war and the immediate delivery of humanitarian aid. Despite these calls, Netanyahu has rejected international pleas for a ceasefire, stating that the battle will continue with 'full force'.
The World Health Organization has lost communication with its contacts at Shifa, Gaza's largest hospital.
A 57-nation gathering of Muslim and Arab leaders calling for an end to the war and the immediate delivery of humanitarian aid.
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Netanyahu also insisted that after the war, now entering its sixth week, Gaza would be demilitarized and Israel would retain security control there. Asked what he meant by security control, Netanyahu said Israeli forces must be able to enter Gaza freely to hunt down militants.
The war, now in its sixth week, has seen catastrophic conditions in Gaza's hospitals, with five patients dying after the last generator ran out of fuel.
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Netanyahu said the responsibility for any harm to civilians lies with Hamas, repeating long-standing allegations that the militant group uses civilians in Gaza as human shields.
The Israeli leader also insisted that after the war, now entering its sixth week, Gaza would be demilitarized and Israel would retain security control there.
The Israeli military has offered to evacuate babies from the hospital.
The Palestinian death toll from Israel's military campaign has surpassed 11,000, with a large proportion being women and children.
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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the idea of the Palestinian Authority governing Gaza once the Israel-Hamas war is over, a position at odds with the Biden administration.
The World Health Organization has lost communication with its contacts at Shifa, Gaza's largest hospital.
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Netanyahu insists that a cease-fire would only be possible if all 239 hostages held by militants in Gaza are released. He also stated that after the war, Gaza would be demilitarized and Israel would retain security control there. This position runs counter to post-war scenarios suggested by the United States.