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Now it's on to the next objective, with many parts of northern Gaza laid to waste. Israel has now dropped leaflets telling Palestinians to evacuate four specific neighbourhoods of Khan Younis. In the last 24 hours, Israel's ground operation has netted the bodies of two hostages: a 65-year-old woman and a 19-year-old female soldier, a reminder that there's more than 200 still believed to be held.
Israeli forces overnight carried out what it calls "a precise and targeted operation in a specified area" of Al Shifa after claiming Hamas was running operations out of the Gaza Strip’s largest medical facility. As international condemnation grows, we ask our guests how sensitive belligerents are to outside pressure. In the US, there is open divisions within the civil service and here in France, pushback from sitting ambassadors who have written a diplomatic cable calling for a more balanced and clear policy. What if the war lasts for another 40 days?
All the international community can do is answer the United Nations' call to raise funds and prepare vital necessities. We talk about the humanitarian conference hosted by France this Thursday and whether more can be done to spare civilian lives.
But the spike in anti-Semitism did not start a month ago. Pre-Covid, social media was awash with conspiracy theories and tropes about Jews controlling finance and the media. We ask about France's present and past.
Before October 7, Israeli hawks cynically characterised periodic flare-ups with Gaza as "cutting the grass". Now, after the bloodiest day since independence for Israel, and fighting escalating on multiple fronts, as well as the killing of more than 10,000 Palestinians, the reality can no longer be ignored. Nor each side's pain.
The trip that began with Blinken's fourth trip to Israel in as many weeks included a slow ratcheting up of Washington's calls for humanitarian pauses to spare civilian lives, but as Israeli troops surround Gaza City, protesters – like those outside Turkey's Incirlik NATO military base Sunday – clearly do not see results.
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The call to protect civilians was broadcast loud and clear by the US secretary of state. It's the fourth visit in four weeks to Israel for Antony Blinken. He now arrives in Jordan, where earlier thousands turned out in the capital to rally for a ceasefire. Jordan recalled its ambassador to Israel earlier this week after the bombing of Gaza City's Jabalia refugee camp.