Israel’s war on Gaza : Civilian casualties from Israeli attacks rise

Israeli Head of the state Benjamin Netanyahu has let us know Secretary of State Blinken that he won’t acknowledge an arrangement with Hamas that remembers finishing the battle for Gaza, as indicated by Israeli media reports.

Blinken, who is on a visit to Tel Aviv, says there ought to be “no deferrals, no justifiable reasons” in arriving at an arrangement.

The Erez/Beit Hanoun crossing, the Gaza Strip’s norther line crossing with Israel, has been opened interestingly since October 7, conceding an escort of 31 guide trucks from Jordan.

Joined Countries boss Antonio Guterres cautions that an Israeli attack on Rafah would be an “agonizing acceleration” that would be “decimating” for Palestinians in Gaza and the more extensive district.

Somewhere around 34,568 Palestinians have been killed and 77,765 injured in Israeli assaults on Gaza since October 7. The loss of life in Israel from Hamas’ October 7 assaults remains at 1,139 with many individuals actually held hostage.