US EditionIsrael kills high-ranking Hamas leader after terror group refuses to release hostages
- Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip killed high-ranking Hamas leaders, including Essam Al-Da'alis and Mahmoud Marzouk Ahmed Abu-Watfa, following the collapse of a ceasefire agreement, as announced by the Israeli Defense Forces .
- According to the Hamas-run Gaza health ministry, at least 404 Palestinians, including women and children, have died from the airstrikes, reflecting the severe impact on civilians.
- Israeli authorities stated that military operations against Hamas will continue until their governing and military capabilities are destroyed, as emphasized by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Hamas accused Israel of responsibility for the violence and called for international intervention to stop the airstrikes and support Palestinian resistance, stressing their demand for the release of hostages.
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Washington. The U.S. stated yesterday that Hamas “choosed war” by refusing to release the hostages still in the Gaza Strip, while Israel undertook the most intense bombings since the beginning of the truce.
·Mexico
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'Israel must prioritize hostage release over dismantling Hamas,' former senior diplom
Mike Herzog who served as ambassador to U.S. discusses missed opportunities for Saudi normalization, shifts in U.S. policy under Trump and strategies for Gaza, emphasizing freeing hostages should take precedence over toppling Hamas leadership
·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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