Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed that Hamas chief Mohammad Sinwar has been killed in Israel's military campaign in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that more aid distribution points will be set up in Gaza, despite the chaos that unfolded in Rafah earlier in the day.

The controversial US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation said Monday an undisclosed amount of aid trucks had reached the organization's hubs in Gaza and distribution had begun as Israeli airstrikes on a school sheltering families in the enclave killed 52 people.

Olmert wrote that while he had consistently defended Israel against accusations of genocide and war crimes, he could no longer stand by such assertions. "What we are doing in Gaza now is a war of devastation: indiscriminate,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Monday to bring back all hostages, "living and dead," as Gaza rescuers said Israeli strikes killed at least 52 people in the war-battered Palestinian enclave.

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Citing the return of his own son from Hamas captivity, he noted his wish for the families of the remaining hostages "to experience the same peace and closure."

For months, Israel’s strongest allies had been reluctant to join a wave of global censure against the war. Now, even the Trump administration appears to be growing impatient.