Hundreds of Gazans have been filmed storming humanitarian aid trucks in Gaza. This was reported by Haaretz, which quotes al Jazeera attaching a video of him. The filmed area is expected to be that of Moassi, on the coast of Rafah, in the south of the Strip, where displaced people from the north are massed.
Biden: 'We will not stop working to free the hostages'
"I will never forget the pain and suffering I felt in my meetings with the families of the American hostages." This was stated by US President Joe Biden in a statement 100 days after October 7, quoted by the Times of Israel. America is still working to bring home "more than 100 innocent people, including at least six Americans, who are still being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza," he said. "I reaffirm once again my promise to all hostages and their families: we are with you. We will never stop working to bring Americans home," Biden said.
"One hundred days of captivity in Gaza is just too long. The United States will not rest until all remaining hostages, including six Americans, are reunited with their loved ones," U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken wrote on X, echoing an earlier statement by President Joe Biden.
Hamas, death toll in Gaza rises to 24,100
Hamas' health ministry announces a new death toll of 24,100.
Israel, the army will not withdraw from Khan Yunis
Israel's army has no intention of withdrawing "from Khan Yunis or any other place" in the Gaza Strip, military spokesman Daniel Hagari was quoted as saying by local media last night. "The operation takes time: we are working to eliminate the Hamas leadership; every day we evaluate our actions and strive to excel further," the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman added.
Wafa: dozens dead in night bombings, including children
Dozens of people, including women and children, were killed last night in intense Israeli shelling in Gaza City, Khan Yunis (in the southern sector of the Strip) and the nearby el-Bureij refugee camp. This was updated by the official Palestinian news agency Wafa. A spokesman for the Red Crescent described the situation as "catastrophic."
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