Israeli airstrikes in Rafah and Deir el-Balah have resulted in the deaths of at least 14 Palestinians and numerous injuries.
The home of a Palestinian killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank has been demolished by Israel's military.
Israeli fighter jets have targeted Hezbollah sites in al-Khiam, southern Lebanon.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has strongly criticized Israel, stating that it lacks the authority to dehumanize others amidst its actions in Gaza.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed progress in securing the release of captives held in Gaza during discussions with Russia's Jewish community.
Hillary Clinton, former US Secretary of State, has called for the resignation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, citing his handling of the conflict. Clinton defended Israel's actions, attributing the conflict's start to Hamas' attack on Israel.
Clinton also commented on President Joe Biden's efforts to influence Netanyahu's actions regarding the conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed confidence that victory is imminent in Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas. He has rejected a proposed three-stage ceasefire plan presented by the militant group, which was mediated by Qatar and Egypt. Despite this, the top diplomat of the United States remains optimistic about the possibility of reaching an agreement.
Netanyahu's refusal to entertain Hamas' ceasefire proposal underscores his determination to pursue a decisive outcome in the conflict. However, the US, along with other international mediators, continues to advocate for dialogue and a peaceful resolution to the crisis. The differing approaches highlight the complex dynamics at play in the region and the challenges of finding common ground amid heightened tensions.
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