Washington pressured Israel to restore communications in the Gaza Strip and negotiated with Israel to speed up aid into Gaza, U.S. officials told The Post.
Israeli tanks pushed toward the edge of Gaza City and fired on two civilian cars on the coastal Saleh al-Din highway Monday morning, according to eyewitnesses in Gaza, in the deepest incursion to date since Israel expanded its ground operations ahead of the weekend. Control over a section of Saleh al-Din Street — the main road connecting northern and southern Gaza — could be used to sever access to Gaza City from the rest of the enclave as Israel concentrates its assault on the northern half.
“Go, go,” one of them yells in the video as the two journalists quickly turn their car around and speed the other way. Tlaib told The Post by phone that the two were “surprised by the presence of an Israeli tank and bulldozer.” He said the white car had an old man and a woman and children inside it and it was “directly targeted” by the tank. Behind that car “was a bus carrying civilians” that does not appear in the video, and it was “also directly targeted by the Israeli tank,” Tlaib said.
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