'A ceasefire in Gaza will not happen,' Netanyahu says of Hamas war

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 On Sunday, the White House warned Israel to distinguish between Hamas militants and civilians in Gaza.

During ongoing Israeli-Hamas battles, Israeli troops gather near the Gaza border before entering the Palestinian strip on October 29, 2023.


     

During ongoing battles between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas movement, Israeli troops gather near the Gaza border on October 29, 2023

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was told by US President Joe Biden that Tel Aviv has the right to defend itself, but must do so in accordance with international humanitarian law. Global leaders stepped up calls for urgent humanitarian aid to Gaza as the warning came. After thousands of people ransacked its food warehouses in Gaza, taking wheat, flour, and other supplies, the United Nations said the "civil order" was beginning to crumble.

After Hamas intensified its air and ground operations in Gaza on Saturday, communication and internet services were completely cut off, but some gradually returned on Sunday. 

The war between Israel and Palestine's Hamas militant group entered its 24th day on Sunday. Over 9,000 people have died on both sides. Approximately 8,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed in Israeli retaliatory airstrikes since October 7, according to the Hamas-led Health Ministry.

Here's what else we know about the Israel-Hamas war:

As Israel intensified its offensive in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, it urged Palestinians to evacuate southward.

In exchange for Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails, Hamas offered to free all captives, according to Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant.

The Russian aviation agency shut down the main airport in Dagestan, diverting flights, after a mob stormed it on Sunday looking for Israeli citizens.

In response to projectiles fired towards it, the Israeli military said it struck targets in Lebanon and Syria.

According to Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, Tehran does not want a prolonged war between Hamas and Israel.

The US is confident that it will be able to get 100 aid trucks into Gaza per day.

According to the White House, the United States is "confident" of increasing the number of aid trucks into Gaza through the Rafah crossing with Egypt.

'There will be no ceasefire in Gaza': Netanyahu.

The Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu ruled out the possibility of a ceasefire in the Gaza war, saying a ceasefire would be a surrender to Hamas.

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