Israel threatens a new assault on Gaza: what is known about Operation Gideon's Chariots.
Israel has issued a warning that 'the gates of hell will open' in Gaza if Hamas does not release all remaining hostages.
According to The Sun: For the first time, famine has been officially declared in Gaza City, revealing the shocking toll of the 22-month war.
The UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification described the situation in Gaza as 'entirely man-made', with severe malnutrition affecting the war-torn area.
According to the latest figures from the Gaza health ministry, at least 251 civilians have died from malnutrition, nearly half of them children.
'Defeating Hamas and releasing all our hostages go hand in hand, these two matters are interconnected,' said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he initiated negotiations with Hamas.
An escalation of Operation Gideon’s Chariots II has been announced, with tens of thousands of troops preparing to encircle Gaza City.
France, Britain, and other world leaders have condemned Israel's plans, urging an immediate ceasefire to prevent further death and destruction in Gaza.
Despite international backlash, Israel is determined to continue its offensive in Gaza, claiming it is necessary to eradicate Hamas.
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