Israel puts Gaza aid on hold
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IDF says resuming Gaza ceasefire after deadly attack on troops leads to massive strikes
Army launched attacks on Hamas targets after soldiers killed in Rafah assault * IAF hits tunnel that once held hostages * Israel indicates aid to resume Monday after temporary freeze
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UN aid chief foresees 'massive job' ahead on tour of ruined Gaza
The United Nations' aid chief took stock of the monumental task of restoring dignity and hygiene to Palestinians clinging to life in Gaza's ruins on Saturday, as Israel and Hamas exchanged more bodies.
The ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel has allowed more aid to flow into Gaza – but obstacles remain, particularly in the north
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Egypt said expected to lead UN-backed Gaza stabilization force; Azerbaijan to contribute
US, European powers reportedly preparing UN Security Council resolution to allow force to operate under UN mandate without being considered a peacekeeping force The post Egypt said expected to lead UN-backed Gaza stabilization force;
As a fragile ceasefire holds in the Gaza Strip, UN aid teams are intensifying efforts to deliver urgently needed assistance.
The United Nations humanitarian chief, Tom Fletcher, has urged Israel to immediately open more crossings into the famine-stricken Gaza Strip to allow for a surge in aid deliveries.
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World Bank, UN and EU raise estimated cost of Gaza reconstruction to $70 billion
UN official says 'we are capable' of rebuilding Strip but 'the conditions have to be right. We need the hostages released, the bodies released
With President Trump announcing “the war is over” on Monday and Israel and Hamas trading hostages for Palestinian prisoners, aid from the United Nations and faith-based agencies began to flow into the Gaza Strip,
It will take about $70 billion to rebuild Gaza, according to an operational damage and needs assessment conducted jointly by the United Nations, the European Union and the World Bank. European and Arab nations, Canada and the U.S. appear willing to contribute to the estimated $70 billion needed to rebuild Gaza, the UN official said on Tuesday.
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