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Israel has announced it approved the opening of two routes into Gaza to allow more humanitarian aid into the territory after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a tense phone conversation with US President Joe Biden on Thursday.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock warned against delays in delivering urgently needed aid to Gaza, after Israel announced it was opening more aid routes into the strip. Follow DW for more.

Three British aid workers were killed in an attack by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF).

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Biden "made clear that US policy with respect to Gaza will be determined by our assessment of Israel's immediate action" to improve the dire humanitarian situation.

Israel has bowed to US pressure to allow more aid into the strip but questions remain about how quickly it will take effect

Israeli military says its officers believed they were targeting Hamas fighters when they killed charity workers.

The White House has stood by Israel, providing military assistance. But changes to that support could come if Israel doesn't meet some U.S. demands.

A meeting of the security cabinet late on Thursday approved immediate steps to increase humanitarian aid to the civilian population in the Gaza Strip.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Friday that he sincerely hopes Israel quickly and effectively boosts aid access to the Gaza Strip, describing the situation in the Palestinian enclave after six months of war as "absolutely desperate."