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In the second day of our live coverage, the death toll in the ongoing Israel-Gaza war reached 700 Israelis and 413 Palestinians.

The European Union, the single biggest global donor to Palestine, has walked back its statement on Monday that it was suspending payments.

Day four of fighting between Hamas and Israel saw a rising death toll and international concern over the hostages, whose fate remains unknown.

On the third day of our live coverage, Israel called up reservists and was preparing for a ground offensive into the Gaza Strip.

Day four of fighting between Hamas and Israel saw a rising death toll and international concern over the hostages, whose fate remains unknown.

Palestinian militants on Saturday fired thousands of rockets from the Gaza Strip toward Israel, and several assailant squads managed to break through the security fence and enter Israeli territory.

Palestinian militants on Saturday fired thousands of rockets from the Gaza Strip toward Israel, and several assailant squads managed to break through the security fence and enter Israeli territory.

Palestinian militants on Saturday fired thousands of rockets from the Gaza Strip toward Israel, and several assailant squads managed to break through the security fence and enter Israeli territory.

There was horror, anger and indignation in Germany about the Hamas attack against Israel. Berlin has assured Israel of its support, but not all political camps are speaking out.

This shortfall becomes even more pressing when considering the estimated $200-$250 billion needed annually by 2030 for developing nations to adapt.