Israel has cut off all food and goods entry into Gaza, drawing sharp criticism from the United Nations, Saudi Arabia, Oxfam, and Egypt for violating international law. The move is an attempt to pressure Hamas to agree to a U.S. proposal to extend the ceasefire’s first phase, threatening to resume war if negotiations fail. Aid cutoff led to a surge in prices in Gaza and international condemnation, with NGOs seeking a court order to prevent the blockade, citing violations of humanitarian law and potential war crimes.
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