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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed his country is preparing a ground invasion of Gaza, and that "we are working against the clock" in preparations to destroy Hamas.
With Israel now putting the number of abducted at 222, we ask how that bargaining is going and how the leadership is handling the crisis.
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Rishi Sunak has called for increased humanitarian access to Gaza after the first aid convoy was allowed to enter from Egypt. The Prime Minister said the world faced an “acute humanitarian crisis” in the territory and that he wanted to see a “stream of trucks” passing through the Rafah Crossing.
Kuleba stressed that while Ukraine stood by Israel in the wake of the brutal Hamas attack, it was a "distorted assessment" to say that Kyiv was biased towards Israel. He called upon "all sides, both in Israel and in Palestine", to "respect the civilian population, to avoid casualties among the civilian population and to respect the status of critical civilian infrastructure".
Barak acknowledged that a ground invasion of Gaza would take weeks, perhaps even several months, after which he suggested control of Gaza should be gradually handed over to the Palestinian Authority.
In the past, Israelis have morbidly likened intervening in Gaza to "mowing the grass", operations that are a periodic necessity. This time, it's different.
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has issued its latest situation report on the impact of the violence in Gaza, detailing a devastating toll on civilians.