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Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks face challenges over aid distribution as tensions rise between the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and U.N. regarding humanitarian assistance.
MSF: Quarter of screened young children and breastfeeding mothers are malnourished; COGAT insists no widespread famine, but admits problems delivering food to certain Gaza areas
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As Israel and the UN engage in yet another blame game over the deteriorating situation in Gaza, the American-backed NGO, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, has repeatedly called on the UN to collaborate on distributing aid.
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The Times of Israel on MSNHamas says it submitted reply to Gaza truce proposal amid mediators’ fury at groupTerror group submits softened response after being told to come back with more reasonable reply; Witkoff slated to meet Dermer, Qatari PM in Italy on Thursday to advance talks The post Hamas says it submitted reply to Gaza truce proposal amid mediators’ fury at group appeared first on The Times of Israel.
The Prime Minister's Office confirmed on Thursday morning that mediators delivered Hamas's response to the Israeli negotiating team, and that the proposal is being examined.
Hamas likely to accept offer for ceasefire deal, while raising demands on IDF deployment, humanitarian aid, necessitating further negotiations.
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The Times of Israel on MSNCOGAT asserts ‘no famine’ in Gaza, but acknowledges ‘pockets’ of Strip with food access issuesAccording to COGAT’s assessments, “there is no famine in the Gaza Strip,” however, it acknowledges that “there are issues of access to food.”
Hamas has criticized the United States sanctions against Francesca Albanese, a senior United Nations Human Rights Council official, for her alleged antisemitism, support for terrorism and "open contempt for the United States, Israel, and the West".
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The prime minister says the conflict in Gaza has stolen "far too many innocent lives", repeating his desire to see a two-state solution after France moved to recognise a Palestinian state.
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Global leaders and international aid organizations have been issuing escalating warnings about famine in the war-torn region.