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Israel to halve Gaza aid over slow return of dead hostages
- Israel will reduce humanitarian aid by half and not reopen the Rafah border crossing due to Hamas's failure to return all deceased hostages.
- The Israeli government decided to halve humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza, asserting this as pressure on Hamas.
- The International Committee of the Red Cross warned that recovering the remaining bodies may take much more time due to challenging conditions in Gaza.
- Hamas has returned only four out of 28 deceased hostages, leading to growing frustration among families.
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With this delivery, the number of dead hostages repatriated will reach 12, while 16 will remain in the Gaza Strip.
Israel halves humanitarian aid into Gaza in breach of deal - teleSUR English
Israel announced that it will limit the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza to 300 trucks a day from Wednesday, half of what was agreed, and will keep the Rafah crossing closed, aggravating the humanitarian crisis in the territory. This decision, communicated by the Israeli military wing COGAT to the United Nations, also includes a ban on the entry of fuel and gas, except for specific humanitarian infrastructure needs, in a context of famine and…
Finding remains of hostages in Gaza will be 'immense challenge,' Mideast analyst says
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Spectrum NewsIsrael says it received 4 more deceased hostages as cuts to aid for Gaza loom
An Israeli military agency said it would slash aid deliveries to Gaza by half.
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