Israeli Hamas war: Benjamin Netanyahu visits Gaza, vows to continue fighting
Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas gave cool public receptions to an Egyptian proposal to end the war, but left the door ajar.
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Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas gave cool public receptions to an Egyptian proposal to end the war, but left the door ajar.
Diplomatic efforts on a new truce to free remaining hostages in Gaza have yielded little progress. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to keep up the fight against Hamas.
At a funeral in Gaza on Monday a line of Palestinians touched the white shrouds containing the bodies of at least 70 people who Palestinian health officials said were killed by an Israeli airstrike targeting Maghazi in the center of the besieged strip. The funeral followed one of the enclave's deadliest nights in the 11-week-old battle between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that runs Gaza. One man hugged a dead child, while others were hysterical.
CAIRO/GAZA/JERUSALEM — Israeli airstrikes killed at least 78 people in Gaza, Palestinian health officials said, in one of the besieged enclave's deadliest nights of Israel's 11-week-old battle with Hamas.