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The Israel-Hamas war went from a potential short-term ceasefire to strikes on Rafah on Monday.

US military shoots down Houthi UAV • Activists block aid from entering Gaza • Son of Hamas leader warns ceasefire is a 'trap'

United States and Qatari officials are working to revive talks between Israel and Hamas for a ceasefire deal after a recent halt. Hamas has proposed changes to the agreement.

Director of DFWO: We are dedicated to assisting those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for Israel’s security.

Israel’s military said Monday it struck sites in the Gaza city of Rafah shortly after the Israeli government decided to continue with its “Rafah operation,” likely referring to an imminent invasion of the area.

Biden administration paused US arms shipments to Israel, reasons undisclosed. Not tied to Rafah, won't affect future deliveries. The National Security Council mentions continued security aid.

The Biden administration paused a shipment of US-made ammunition to Israel last week amid the latter's ongoing attack on Gaza, but the reasons for doing so were not clear, according to media outlets in the US and Israel

Al Jazeeera vows to fight the order to 'protect both its rights and journalists, as well as the public's right to information'

After initial reports, it was clarified that the shooting was criminal and not an antisemitic incident.

The Prime Minister's Office said earlier on Monday night that the War Cabinet had agreed to continue with Israel's planned Rafah operation.