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UK makes surprise move on Gaza genocide claims

UK makes surprise move on Gaza genocide claims

The Times reported that cabinet minister David Lammy confirmed in a letter that the UK government does not consider Israel’s military actions in Gaza to amount to genocide. Back in May, Hamish Falconer, minister for the Middle East, said “It is the UK government’s long-standing position that any formal determination as to whether genocide has occurred is a matter for a competent court, not for governments or non-judicial bodies,” The Times recalled.

Katz warns Hamas: Gaza will face a hurricane of destruction

Katz warns Hamas: Gaza will face a hurricane of destruction

The Israeli defense minister called on Hamas “to lay down its arms and release the hostages.” His remarks came a day after President Donald Trump presented the main points of a new American proposal for a deal that would cancel Israel’s planned campaign to seize Gaza and instead include negotiations to end the war.

8-10 Israeli hostages believed to be alive in Gaza City

8-10 Israeli hostages believed to be alive in Gaza City

Israeli hostages are believed to be alive in Gaza City amid the expanded IDF campaign, according to a Hamas video showing hostage Guy Gilboa-Dalal. However, the assessment is that Hamas will try not to endanger them, as they are considered “its strongest bargaining chip.”