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President Joe Biden urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a call last night to maintain the 'flow of urgently needed' assistance. Health officials warned that far more aid is needed, and the U.N. estimates that 100 trucks per day is required to provide for the basic needs of civilians.
“We say enough. Israel shouldn’t be granted an unconditional green light and unrestricted authorization to kill,” Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani said in an annual speech to open the Gulf Arab state’s advisory Shura council, his first public comments since Qatar began its most recent efforts to mediate between Israel and Hamas.
"In a wide-scale operation to dismantle Hamas’ terrorist capabilities, the IDF struck dozens of Hamas gunmen setting up to fire rockets and carry out terror attacks against the Israeli home front," the IDF said in a release Tuesday.
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