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It's Day 150 of the Israel-Hamas war – the warring sides appear to be in a deadlock as the international community calls for an immediate halt to the fighting, and over in northern Israel, one person was killed and several others wounded following a missile attack that targeted Galilee.

Opposition politician’s visit hints at cracks in Israeli government and growing frustration in Washington over Gaza war.

The plan on the table aims for a six-week truce, the exchange of scores of remaining hostages for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, and for more aid to enter Gaza -- but sticking points remain.

A mobile medical clinic offering mental health care has sought to help Palestinians dealing with war-related anxiety, especially vulnerable communities, such as Bedouin tribes.

Senator Durbin expresses concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, calling for urgent action to prevent further loss of innocent lives.

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Eze Shulik Calvo pleads for urgent action to secure release of hostages in Gaza, highlighting deteriorating conditions and calling for international support.

Palestinian Authority ministry of health said the killing of Mustafa Abu Shalbak happened in the early morning hours

‘People in Gaza are starving,’ she said while calling conditions in the enclave ‘inhumane’