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Israeli-Hamas Truce Stalls as Humanitarian Aid Blocked and Tensions Escalate

Israel halts aid to Gaza, accusing Hamas of rejecting a proposed truce extension, while both sides remain at odds over ceasefire terms.

AFP - Gaza
Des camions transportant de l’aide attendent, dimanche en Égypte, au poste frontière de Rafah, de pouvoir se rendre dans la bande de Gaza, après qu’Israël a suspendu l’entrée des convois humanitaires dans l’enclave palestinienne.
AFP - Gaza
Des Palestiniens se rassemblent pour recevoir l’aide fournie par l’UNRWA, y compris des fournitures alimentaires, après qu’Israël a déclaré avoir cessé l’entrée de l’aide humanitaire dans la bande de Gaza, devant un centre de distribution, au camp de réfugiés de Jabalia dans le nord de la bande de Gaza

Overview

  • The Israeli government has blocked humanitarian aid to Gaza following disagreements with Hamas over the next phase of a fragile ceasefire agreement.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas of severe consequences unless remaining Israeli hostages in Gaza are released; 58 hostages, including 34 declared dead, are still unaccounted for.
  • Hamas accuses Israel of attempting to derail the truce and has rejected an American-backed proposal for extending the ceasefire, demanding Israel's withdrawal and the lifting of Gaza's blockade.
  • The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens, with 2.4 million residents facing shortages of food and supplies; the UN and international organizations have called for the immediate resumption of aid deliveries.
  • Arab states and the European Union have criticized both Israel's aid blockade and Hamas's refusal to compromise, warning that the impasse risks reigniting violence in the region.