Israel has cut off all food and goods entering Gaza, prompting international criticism and accusations of violating international law. The decision aims to pressure Hamas to extend a ceasefire and begin negotiations on releasing hostages in exchange for a lasting ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal. Aid organizations warn of potential famine, while legal experts argue that Israel’s actions constitute a war crime and breach of humanitarian law.
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What to Know About Israel’s Decision to Halt Aid to Gaza
Israel announced a halt to all goods and humanitarian aid entering Gaza following the end of the first phase of a cease-fire deal with Hamas, prompting criticism from the group. The move, aimed at pressuring Hamas to accept Israel's extension proposal, is likely to worsen the humanitarian situation in Gaza, already devastated by the 15-month war and facing shortages of essential goods. The decision also raises concerns about the fate of remaining hostages in Gaza...
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