Israel-Hamas War Day 44: Israel to allow 'very minimal' fuel into Gaza. 10 updates
AP reported. Here are the top ten updates on the Israel-Gaza War. Also Read: Israel-Hamas War LIVE Updates 1.
A US State Department official said that Israel has consented to permit the entry of 140,000 litres (36,984 gallons) of fuel into Gaza every 48 hours via the Rafah border crossing with Egypt, AP reported. The initial shipments are anticipated to commence on Saturday, according to the official, who spoke anonymously to share insights into private diplomatic discussions between the US and Israel, AP reported. 2.
Due to the absence of fuel, humanitarian organizations report that they have had to cancel the distribution of essential supplies in the Gaza Strip. UN cautions that the acute shortage of fuel may lead to a potential and extensive famine in the besieged area. Also Read: 'Can't leave a vacuum': Israel President Isaac Herzog speaks on rebuilding Gaza, says India has a 'lot to contribute' 3.
Israel said that they had found another hostage's body in a building near Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. The hospital has been at the centre of conflicting narratives regarding responsibility for the widespread suffering of Palestinian civilians during the conflict between Israel and Hamas. 4.
During a summit in the Global South, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi called on leaders to come together and address the challenges arising from the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Also Read: Israel-Hamas war: PM Modi condemns civilian deaths, advocates ‘dialogue and restraint’ at Global South Summit 5. Tanzania's Foreign Ministry on Friday confirmed the death of Clemence Felix Mtenga, a 22-year-old agriculture intern, who was one of two Tanzanians reportedly abducted by Palestinian militants on October 7.
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