Ceasefire Talks Resume as Israel Plans Rafah Operation Amid Worsening Gaza Crisis
Hamas delegation heads to Cairo for negotiations, while Israel briefs U.S. on a potential military incursion in Rafah, raising international concerns over humanitarian impact.
- Hamas expresses a 'positive spirit' ahead of renewed ceasefire talks in Cairo, seeking a truce and hostage release.
- U.S. and international officials warn of severe humanitarian risks if Israel proceeds with a planned military operation in Rafah, Gaza.
- Northern Gaza faces a 'full-blown famine' with U.N. officials calling for urgent aid and ceasefire to address the crisis.
- Israeli and U.S. officials discuss evacuation plans for Palestinian civilians in Rafah, but concerns remain over the feasibility and safety of such operations.
- International efforts ramp up to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, with a new U.S.-backed sea route under preparation amid ongoing conflict.
















































































































