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A U.N. courts order that Israel halt its offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah is deepening a disconnect with the United States. The military operation faces mounting international

Israel condemned on Friday the ruling from the International Court of Justice in The Hague, saying that the genocide charges against Palestinians in the Gaza strip, were false, outrageous and morally repugnant.

A ruling by the top United Nations court ordering Israel to halt its military offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah has deepened its disconnect with the United States over an operation that faces mounting international condemnation but that American officials describe, at least for now, as limited and targeted.

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A six-day-old U.S. pier project in Gaza is starting to get more aid to Palestinians in need but conditions are challenging, U.S. officials said Thursday.

A new U.S. pier project in Gaza is aiding Palestinians, but challenges persist. The pier, intended to bring food and supplies, faced initial turmoil with aid trucks being overrun. After a brief suspension, alternate routes were chosen for safety. While the pier contributed 27 trucks of aid, Gaza needs 600 daily to avert famine. Israeli operations in Rafah hinder aid flow, emphasizing the need for open land crossings alongside the piers efforts to help 2.3 million Palestinians.

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