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Israel Eases Gaza Blockade Amid Intensified Military Operations

Israel will allow minimal food aid into Gaza following international pressure as it ramps up military actions against Hamas, resulting in heavy casualties.


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As Israel escalates its military operations in Gaza under 'Operation Gideon's Chariots,' Prime Minister Netanyahu announced limited food aid will now be permitted, responding to intense pressure from international allies. This decision comes amid airstrikes that have resulted in over 300 deaths in 72 hours, adding to more than 53,000 Palestinian casualties since the conflict began. Hospitals are overwhelmed as negotiations for a ceasefire flounder, with Hamas resisting Israeli terms. Amidst a deteriorating humanitarian situation, Netanyahu faces criticism from far-right coalition members concerned about aid potentially undermining military objectives.

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