US Aids Gaza Amid Conflict; Biden Holds Hope for Ceasefire
As the Israel-Hamas conflict continues, the US takes steps to alleviate Gaza's humanitarian crisis, while Biden remains hopeful for a ceasefire deal before Ramadan.
- The US dispatches the General Frank S. Besson to establish a temporary pier in Gaza for humanitarian aid, amid Israel's severe restrictions on aid distribution.
- US President Joe Biden says a Gaza ceasefire deal before Ramadan is still possible, despite stalled talks, and pledges continued support for Israel without a definitive red line for cutting off weapons shipments.
- Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon kill at least five, including a family, as Israel targets Hezbollah infrastructure.
- Protests erupt in Israeli cities demanding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ouster, with clashes between police and demonstrators.
- The UN Palestinian refugee agency, UNRWA, faces a risk of death after funding suspensions over Israeli allegations of staff involvement in the October 7 attacks.

























































































