US Edition26 Gaza Aid-Seekers Killed as Netanyahu Faces Growing Criticism over Expanding the War
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 10 – At least 26 Palestinians seeking humanitarian aid were killed amid Israeli military operations as Prime Minister Netanyahu defends the offensive and calls to finish Hamas remain firm.
- At least 31 Palestinians were killed while seeking aid in Gaza, including 15 near the Morag corridor, according to hospitals and witnesses.
- The hunger death toll among children in Gaza has reached 100, with additional deaths reported among adults due to malnutrition-related causes, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended military actions aimed at dismantling Hamas, claiming it is vital to free hostages and prevent a humanitarian crisis.
- Relatives of hostages have called for a general strike due to fears that military operations may endanger their loved ones, with 50 hostages still missing since October 2023.
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‘Free Gaza from Hamas’: PM Netanyahu defends decision to expand Gaza war, blasts media for spreading ‘malignant lies’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his decision to order the Israeli military to attack Hamas’ last two strongholds in the Gaza Strip, amid a continuing storm of international criticism of the move. #Netanyahu #Gaza #Israel #war
Netanyahu defends planned military offensive in Gaza and lashes out at 'global campaign of lies'
UPDATE: 9:10 a.m. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday sought to defend a new military offensive in one of Gaza's most populated areas amid growing condemnation at home and abroad, declaring that Israel “has no choice but to finish the job and complete the defeat of Hamas.”
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