- Israel announces plans to invade the Gazan city of Rafah, raising fears of a humanitarian crisis.
- Israeli troops have been withdrawn from Southern Gaza, leaving only one brigade to control the enclave.
- International condemnation follows an Israeli airstrike on a humanitarian convoy, killing aid workers.
- Both Israel and Hamas send delegations to Egypt for ceasefire talks amidst increasing international pressure.
- Concerns grow over the safety of civilians in Rafah, with warnings of catastrophic impacts from international government and aid organizations.
- Israel’s military readiness along its border with Lebanon hints at possible regional escalation.
- Anti-government protests within Israel reflect growing dissatisfaction with the government’s war policies.
- International efforts to mediate the conflict include a significant role for the CIA and the involvement of multiple countries in ceasefire negotiations.
- Humanitarian aid deliveries and the potential for a ceasefire offer some hope amidst the ongoing violence.
This summary has been generated by AI.
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