The conflict in Gaza has intensified after Israel occupied the Rafah crossing, resulting in a blockade and a humanitarian crisis. Despite ongoing negotiations in Egypt, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to carry out military operations against Hamas, sparking concerns about the effectiveness of the talks.
The incursion into Rafah by Israeli troops has resulted in casualties on both sides, with hospitals overwhelmed with wounded. The move has drawn condemnation from international observers and allies of Israel, including the United States and European Union. President Biden recently suspended an arms shipment to Israel to prevent further escalation in the conflict.
On the other hand, activists and family members of hostages are protesting on the Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv, calling for an agreement with Hamas for the release of abductees. The head of the CIA is expected to meet with Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss the ongoing situation in Gaza. According to IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari, Israel is prepared for a long-term conflict in Gaza and will continue to combat terrorism in the region.
Despite these efforts, tensions remain high as both sides continue military operations while negotiations continue in Cairo. The international community is closely monitoring developments and urging both parties to work towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
The situation remains tense as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to carry out military operations against Hamas despite ongoing negotiations in Egypt aimed at brokering a truce between Israel and Hamas. The recent occupation of Rafah crossing led to a blockade and humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The conflict escalated after Israel occupied Rafah crossing leading to a blockade and humanitarian crisis
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