White House: Hamas chose war by refusing to release the hostages
Israeli Army Radio: The army has eliminated the spokesperson of the Islamic Jihad movement in Gaza, Abou Hamza
President Aoun holds a series of meetings
The Israeli Army: The Air Force targeted artillery that posed a threat to Israel in southern Syria
The Israeli government: The resumption of heavy fighting in Gaza was fully coordinated with the US
The Israeli government: The aid that has entered Gaza is sufficient
'World's ugliest animal' wins New Zealand’s fish of the year award
Rasamny meets Ambassadors of Australia and India, Public Works Contractors Syndicate, and MP Hankach
The British government called on Israel and Hamas Tuesday to implement their ceasefire agreement for Gaza "in full", urging all parties to "return urgently to dialogue" to end fighting.
"We want to see this ceasefire agreement re-established as soon as possible," said Prime Minister Keir Starmer's spokesman, adding that reported civilian casualties from Israeli strikes overnight were "appalling".
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