Netanyahu expressed openness to a “temporary ceasefire” in Gaza for hostage release, amidst rising international pressure.
He emphasized controlling all of Gaza, while avoiding a humanitarian crisis.
Israeli troops fired “warning shots” at diplomats in the West Bank, sparking condemnation.
The army claimed the delegation deviated from an approved route, expressing regret for the incident.
EU’s Kallas demanded an investigation into the shooting. Anger surged over Gaza’s humanitarian crisis, with limited aid entering after a two-month blockade.
Palestinians reported severe food and medicine shortages, with strikes causing more casualties.
Israel intensified its offensive against Hamas, facing calls to allow more aid.
The EU considered trade cooperation reviews, while Sweden pushed for sanctions.
Pope Leo XIV called for increased humanitarian aid to Gaza. Israel defended its actions, citing the complex reality it faces.
The conflict’s toll continues to rise, with thousands killed since renewed Israeli operations.
