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Israel Faces Protests for Hostage Deal Amid Gaza Conflict
2024-09-05 23:55:08
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Israel Faces Protests for Hostage Deal Amid Gaza Conflict

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In Israel, protests surge in demand for a hostage deal with Hamas to secure the release of 101 captives, accusing the government of obstructing negotiations. Tensions escalate as the discovery of 6 slain hostages prompts nationwide demonstrations.

Clashes erupt as demonstrators attempt to block highways, emphasizing the urgency for action. Concurrently, Israeli forces engage in intense conflict in the West Bank, leaving devastation in their wake.

Amnesty International condemns Israel's expansion of the Gaza Strip buffer zone, citing widespread destruction and violation of international law. The toll rises as a raid claims 17 lives, including a prominent militant commander, exacerbating Israel's regional conflicts.

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Despite the US government's belief in an imminent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, Netanjahu insists on controlling the Philadelphi Corridor. Israel has submitted a proposal to reduce its presence, with the ultimate goal of a complete withdrawal. However, Hamas is demanding pressure on Netanjahu to comply with the agreements. Amnesty International accuses the Israeli army of war crimes, citing the systematic destruction of houses and agriculture in the Gaza Strip. Additionally, hostage families are urging Netanjahu not to wear solidarity pins, as a murdered hostage appeared in a Hamas propaganda video. The Philadelphi Corridor issue is a point of contention, as Netanyahu's insistence on control is seen by some analysts as a pretext to prolong the war and maintain his grip on power. The US government indicates that a deal for a ceasefire and the release of hostages is nearly complete.

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German Minister Baerbock is traveling to Riyadh, Jordan, and Israel to promote a hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, aiming for a ceasefire, release of hostages, and Gaza reconstruction. The Israeli army reports projectiles from Lebanon, while Palestinians are killed in the West Bank. The US accuses Hamas leaders of planning the October 7 attack with Iran and Hezbollah. Netanyahu apologizes for the death of Hamas hostages. Meanwhile, Baerbock meets with officials in Saudi, Jordan, Israel to discuss the ceasefire, hostage release, and humanitarian aid. Netanyahu faces opposition within his coalition and public anger over hostage deaths. The US, Qatar, and Egypt mediate to broker a deal. Hamas releases a video of slain Israeli captives and continues to keep the hostage fate public. The US calls for urgency in finalizing an agreement between Israel and Hamas. Criminal charges are filed against Hamas leaders for their roles in the October attack. Gantz accuses Netanyahu of prioritizing Israel's control of the Gaza-Egypt border. The World Health Organization conducts a polio vaccination campaign in Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict. Israeli forces kill Palestinians in the West Bank. The UK suspends some export licenses to Israel, while there are calls to suspend all licenses. Netanyahu criticizes the UK's decision. Former UK Foreign Secretary Cameron sat on evidence of breaches of international humanitarian law in Gaza. Baerbock's trip focuses on ceasefire negotiations, hostage release, and humanitarian aid.

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Israel raided a West Bank mosque, killing 17 including Palestinian Islamic Jihad commander Muhammad Jaber in Tulkarm. The U.S. says PIJ and Hamas receive Iranian support. The raid involved armored vehicles, drones, and hundreds of troops, escalating Israel's conflicts with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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