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Israel’s Netanyahu says allies pressed him to resume some aid to Gaza. So far, nothing has gone in
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that his decision to resume limited aid to Gaza after a weekslong blockade came after pressure from allies who said they wouldn’t be able to grant Israel the support it needs to win the war so long as there were “images of hunger” coming out of the Palestinian territory.
Fmr. Amb. Gilad Erdan accused the UN of enabling dictatorships and warned that President Trump is making ‘serious mistakes’ ...
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Israel on Friday blasted the United Nations aid chief for asking the U.N. Security Council if it ...
Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon slammed U.N. official Tom Fletcher for accusing Israel of carrying out a "genocide" in ...
Israel allowed some aid into Gaza on Monday, ending a two-month blockade. Coupled with equivocation over battlefield strategy ...
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Israel launched an extensive ground operation in Gaza Sunday in addition to an intense air campaign that health officials in ...
Israel says it will allow a limited amount of humanitarian aid into Gaza even as its "extensive” new ground operations are ...
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UN asserts Israel has no authority over Gaza's futureThe United Nations has firmly stated that Israel has no legitimate authority to make decisions about Gaza's future. This ...
The Israeli military says it has launched the first stages of a new major offensive in Gaza, in a development that comes on ...
Speaking at the Jerusalem Conference in City, Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon tells ILTV’s Emily Schrader that the UN has ...
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