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Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli strikes Monday across the territory killed at least 12 people, the majority displaced Palestinians taking shelter in a house in the north.

Gaza rescuers say Israeli strikes kill at least 12 Palestinians

More than 14 months into the Israel-Hamas war, the violence continued even as the United States expressed "cautious optimism" about the prospects of reaching a ceasefire in Gaza.

Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli strikes Monday across the territory killed at least 12 people, the majority displaced Palestinians taking shelter in a house in the north.
More than 14 months into the Israel-Hamas war, the violence continued even as the United States expressed "cautious optimism" about the prospects of reaching a ceasefire in Gaza.
Civil defence spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that 10 Palestinians were killed when an Israeli strike at dawn hit a house in northern Gaza's Beit Lahia, where several displaced families had sought refuge.
Bassal said a child was killed and several others wounded in a separate strike that hit a house in nearby Jabalia, where Israeli forces have focused their operations in recent months.
Overnight, a tent in an Israeli-designated safe zone in the southern Gaza Strip was hit, killing one Palestinian, according to the civil defence spokesman.
Parties to long-stalled ceasefire talks said a deal could be secured soon to halt the fighting and release hostages held in Gaza.
US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said on Tuesday that "cautious optimism is a fair way to characterise it, though very much tempered by realism".
Hamas said the current talks were "serious and positive", while Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz described the two sides as closer to a deal than ever before.
The war was sparked by an unprecedented Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, which resulted in the deaths of 1,208 people, most of them civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official Israeli figures.
Israel's retaliatory offensive in Gaza has killed at least 45,059 people, a majority of them civilians, according to figures from the Hamas-run territory's health ministry that the United Nations considers reliable.

Israel's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to release a Palestinian detainee who has been on a hunger strike for several months to protest his detention without charge.
Khalil Awawdeh, 40, is protesting being jailed without charge or trial under what Israel refers to as administrative detention.
His family says he has been on a hunger strike for 170 days, subsisting only on water.
Footage of Awawdeh filmed on Friday shows him appearing frail and lying in a hospital bed.
In light of Awawdeh's condition, the Israeli military has suspended his administrative detention while he is hospitalized, allowing family to visit him.

Israel top court refuses to release Palestinian man who is on hunger strike since 170 days

Footage of Awawdeh filmed on Friday shows him appearing frail and lying in a hospital bed.

Israel's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to release a Palestinian detainee who has been on a hunger strike for several months to protest his detention without charge.
Khalil Awawdeh, 40, is protesting being jailed without charge or trial under what Israel refers to as administrative detention.
His family says he has been on a hunger strike for 170 days, subsisting only on water.
Footage of Awawdeh filmed on Friday shows him appearing frail and lying in a hospital bed.
In light of Awawdeh's condition, the Israeli military has suspended his administrative detention while he is hospitalized, allowing family to visit him.
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Israeli troops shot and killed two Palestinians Sunday, the Palestinian rescue service said, as the military said it confronted armed men during overnight operations in the occupied West Bank.
The Palestinian Red Crescent said the two men were killed in clashes with the military in Nablus and identified them as Aboud Sobh, 29, and Muhammad Al-Azizi, 22.
The military did not immediately provide additional details. But Israeli media said the military was still operating Sunday morning in other parts of the West Bank.
Media reports said no Israeli forces were wounded in the fighting.
Israeli forces have been carrying out near-daily raids in the West Bank for months, in a bid to quell a spate of attacks by Palestinians on Israelis that has since subsided.
The military has faced resistance during some of those raids, which in several instances have turned deadly.

Israeli military kills 2 Palestinians in West Bank raid

The Palestinian Red Crescent said the two men were killed in clashes with the military in Nablus

Israeli troops shot and killed two Palestinians Sunday, the Palestinian rescue service said, as the military said it confronted armed men during overnight operations in the occupied West Bank.
The Palestinian Red Crescent said the two men were killed in clashes with the military in Nablus and identified them as Aboud Sobh, 29, and Muhammad Al-Azizi, 22.
The military did not immediately provide additional details. But Israeli media said the military was still operating Sunday morning in other parts of the West Bank.
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Media reports said no Israeli forces were wounded in the fighting.
Israeli forces have been carrying out near-daily raids in the West Bank for months, in a bid to quell a spate of attacks by Palestinians on Israelis that has since subsided.
The military has faced resistance during some of those raids, which in several instances have turned deadly.

Israeli police shot a suspected Palestinian attacker after an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed and wounded Saturday near Damascus Gate just outside Jerusalem's Old City.
The Magen David Adom emergency service said it treated an ultra-Orthodox man in his 20s who was stabbed in the area, saying he was in moderate to severe condition. It said the attacker "was shot down."
Israeli police said they "neutralised" the attacker and did not immediately respond to a request for clarification.
Video circulated online appeared to show an Israeli Border Police officer shooting a Palestinian man who was lying on the ground. Another video appeared to show police with guns drawn keeping medics from reaching the man. The videos appeared authentic.
Hamas, the militant Islamic group ruling the Gaza Strip, said the youth was an attacker and praised the attack as a "new heroism," but stopped short of claiming responsibility for it.
Damascus Gate was the epicentre of protests and clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police last spring, during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
The unrest spread to other parts of the city, including a nearby holy site sacred to Jews and Muslims, eventually helping to ignite the 11-day Gaza war.

On camera: police shoot Palestinian after Jerusalem stabbing

Israeli police shot a suspected Palestinian attacker after an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed and wounded Saturday near Damascus Gate just outside Jerusalem's Old City.
The Magen David Adom emergency service said it treated an ultra-Orthodox man in his 20s who was stabbed in the area, saying he was in moderate to severe condition. It said the attacker "was shot down."
Israeli police said they "neutralised" the attacker and did not immediately respond to a request for clarification.
Video circulated online appeared to show an Israeli Border Police officer shooting a Palestinian man who was lying on the ground. Another video appeared to show police with guns drawn keeping medics from reaching the man. The videos appeared authentic.
Hamas, the militant Islamic group ruling the Gaza Strip, said the youth was an attacker and praised the attack as a "new heroism," but stopped short of claiming responsibility for it.
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Hamas, the militant Islamic group ruling the Gaza Strip, said the youth was an attacker and praised the attack as a "new heroism," but stopped short of claiming responsibility for it.

Israeli police shot a suspected Palestinian attacker after an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed and wounded Saturday near Damascus Gate just outside Jerusalem's Old City.
The Magen David Adom emergency service said it treated an ultra-Orthodox man in his 20s who was stabbed in the area, saying he was in moderate to severe condition. It said the attacker "was shot down."
Israeli police said they "neutralised" the attacker and did not immediately respond to a request for clarification.
Video circulated online appeared to show an Israeli Border Police officer shooting a Palestinian man who was lying on the ground. Another video appeared to show police with guns drawn keeping medics from reaching the man. The videos appeared authentic.
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Hamas, the militant Islamic group ruling the Gaza Strip, said the youth was an attacker and praised the attack as a "new heroism," but stopped short of claiming responsibility for it.
Damascus Gate was the epicentre of protests and clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police last spring, during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
The unrest spread to other parts of the city, including a nearby holy site sacred to Jews and Muslims, eventually helping to ignite the 11-day Gaza war.

Israel continued to pound Gaza on Tuesday with dozens of air raids as the international community tried to get Tel Aviv and Hamas to agree to a ceasefire. At least 218 Palestinians, including 63 children, have been killed in Gaza since the attacks began. About 1,500 Palestinians have been wounded. Twelve people in Israel have died, including two children, while at least 300 have been wounded.In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces killed four Palestinian protesters during demonstrations onm Tuesday.US President Joe Biden called Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu for the third time since the start of its offensive and extended support to a ceasefire.

Israel continues to bomb Gaza as calls for ceasefire grow

Israel continued to pound Gaza on Tuesday with dozens of air raids as the international community tried to get Tel Aviv and Hamas to agree to a ceasefire.

Israel continued to pound Gaza on Tuesday with dozens of air raids as the international community tried to get Tel Aviv and Hamas to agree to a ceasefire. At least 218 Palestinians, including 63 children, have been killed in Gaza since the attacks began. About 1,500 Palestinians have been wounded. Twelve people in Israel have died, including two children, while at least 300 have been wounded. In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces killed four Palestinian protesters during demonstrations onm Tuesday. US President Joe Biden called Israeli PM BEnjamin Netanyahu for the third time since the start of its offensive and extended support to a ceasefire.

Israel continued to pound Gaza on Tuesday with dozens of air raids as the international community tried to get Tel Aviv and Hamas to agree to a ceasefire. At least 218 Palestinians, including 63 children, have been killed in Gaza since the attacks began. About 1,500 Palestinians have been wounded. Twelve people in Israel have died, including two children, while at least 300 have been wounded. In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces killed four Palestinian protesters during demonstrations onm Tuesday. US President Joe Biden called Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu for the third time since the start of its offensive and extended support to a ceasefire.

Israeli warplanes continued to bombard several locations of Gaza City early on Monday. The latest bombings came hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled the fourth war with Gaza's Hamas rulers would rage on.
Explosions rocked the city from north to south for 10 minutes in an attack that was heavier and lasted longer than a series of air raids 24 hours earlier. 42 Palestinians were killed in the Sunday strikes that were the deadliest in the latest round of Israel attacks on the Hamas militant group that rules Gaza. The earlier Israeli airstrikes flattened three multi-storeyed buildings.
Local media reports said the main coastal road west of the city, security compounds and open spaces were among the targets hit early Monday. The power distribution company said the airstrikes damaged a line feeding electricity from the only power plant to large parts of southern Gaza City.

Israel air strikes kill 42 Palestinians in Gaza as Netanyahu warns of more

Israeli warplanes continued to bombard Gaza early on Monday as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu signaled the fourth war with Hamas&nbsp;would rage on

Israel air strikes kill 42 in Gaza as Netanyahu warns of more

Israeli warplanes continued to bombard several locations of Gaza City early on Monday. The latest bombings came hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled the fourth war with Gaza's Hamas rulers would rage on.
Explosions rocked the city from north to south for 10 minutes in an attack that was heavier and lasted longer than a series of air raids 24 hours earlier. 42 Palestinians were killed in the Sunday strikes that were the deadliest in the latest round of Israel attacks on the Hamas militant group that rules Gaza. The earlier Israeli airstrikes flattened three multi-storeyed buildings.
Local media reports said the main coastal road west of the city, security compounds and open spaces were among the targets hit early Monday. The power distribution company said the airstrikes damaged a line feeding electricity from the only power plant to large parts of southern Gaza City.

Israel has pressed ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip, killing as many as 10 senior Hamas military figures. The Israeli strikes toppled a pair of high-rise towers housing Hamas facilities in a series of airstrikes. Hamas also showed no signs of backing down and fired hundreds of rockets at Israeli cities.
In just three days, this latest round of fighting between the bitter enemies has already begun to resemble a devastating 50-day war in 2014.
Gaza's Health Ministry said the death toll rose to 65 Palestinians, including 16 children and five women. A total of seven people have been killed in Israel in Hamas rocket attacks.
The fighting has triggered the worst Jewish-Arab violence inside Israel in decades.
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Israel intensifies Gaza air strikes, top Hamas leaders killed

Israel has pressed ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip, killing as many as 10 senior Hamas military figures. 65 Palestinians, including children and women, killed

Israel has pressed ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip, killing as many as 10 senior Hamas military figures. The Israeli strikes toppled a pair of high-rise towers housing Hamas facilities in a series of airstrikes. Hamas also showed no signs of backing down and fired hundreds of rockets at Israeli cities.
In just three days, this latest round of fighting between the bitter enemies has already begun to resemble a devastating 50-day war in 2014.
Gaza's Health Ministry said the death toll rose to 65 Palestinians, including 16 children and five women. A total of seven people have been killed in Israel in Hamas rocket attacks.
The fighting has triggered the worst Jewish-Arab violence inside Israel in decades.
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The UN has called for "immediate stop" of fire as Israel and Hamas escalated hostilities on Wednesday with deadly air strikes and retaliatory rocket fire.
U.N. Middle East peace envoy Tor Wennesland tweeted: "Stop the fire immediately. We're escalating towards a full scale war. Leaders on all sides have to take the responsibility of de-escalation.
"The cost of war in Gaza is devastating &amp; is being paid by ordinary people. UN is working w/ all sides to restore calm. Stop the violence now," he wrote.
Israel carried out hundreds of air strikes in Gaza into the early hours of Wednesday, while Hamas claimed that it fired 200 rockets at Israeli towns of Tel Aviv and Beersheba.

UN says 'stop fire immediately' as Israel & Hamas escalate strikes

The UN has called for "immediate stop" of fire as Israel and Hamas escalated hostilities on Wednesday with deadly air strikes and retaliatory rocket fire

The UN has called for "immediate stop" of fire as Israel and Hamas escalated hostilities on Wednesday with deadly air strikes and retaliatory rocket fire.
U.N. Middle East peace envoy Tor Wennesland tweeted: "Stop the fire immediately. We're escalating towards a full scale war. Leaders on all sides have to take the responsibility of de-escalation.
"The cost of war in Gaza is devastating &amp; is being paid by ordinary people. UN is working w/ all sides to restore calm. Stop the violence now," he wrote.
Israel carried out hundreds of air strikes in Gaza into the early hours of Wednesday, while Hamas claimed that it fired 200 rockets at Israeli towns of Tel Aviv and Beersheba.

Israel on Tuesday stepped up its air attacks on the Gaza Strip, bombing a high-rise building that it claimed was being used by Hamas militants. At least alleged militants were killed in the strike. In retaliation, Hamas has continued to rain down rockets almost non-stop on parts of Israel.
The death toll in Gaza rose to 32 Palestinians, including 10 children, according to the Health Ministry. Over 200 people were wounded.
It was the heaviest fighting between the two bitter enemies since 2014, and it showed no signs of slowing.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to expand the offensive, while Gaza militants unleashed a fierce late-night barrage of rockets that set off air-raid sirens and explosions throughout the densely populated Tel Aviv metropolitan area.
Three women in Israel were killed by rocket fire, and dozens of people wounded.

43 Palestinians, including kids, killed in Israel air raids in Gaza

43 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air strikes in Gaza. Hamas&nbsp;rains rockets on parts of Israel in retaliation

Israel on Tuesday stepped up its air attacks on the Gaza Strip, bombing a high-rise building that it claimed was being used by Hamas militants. At least 3 alleged militants were killed in the strike. In retaliation, Hamas has continued to rain down rockets almost non-stop on parts of Israel.
The death toll in Gaza rose to 43 Palestinians, including 10 children, according to the Health Ministry. Over 200 people were wounded.
It was the heaviest fighting between the two bitter enemies since 2014, and it showed no signs of slowing.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to expand the offensive, while Gaza militants unleashed a fierce late-night barrage of rockets that set off air-raid sirens and explosions throughout the densely populated Tel Aviv metropolitan area.
Five Israeli civilians, including 3 women, were killed by rocket fire, and dozens of people wounded.

Palestinian health officials in the Gaza Strip say a total of 20 people, including nine children, have been killed in fighting with Israel.
The death toll made it one of the bloodiest days of fighting in several years.
The Health Ministry did not provide a breakdown on the cause of deaths. At least seven members of one family, including three children, were killed in an explosion in northern Gaza whose origins were unknown.
The Israeli military said it struck a number of Hamas targets in response to continued rocket fire out of Gaza. It said eight militants were struck.

Gaza: 20 Palestinians, including 9 kids, killed in Israeli attacks

Palestinian health officials in the Gaza Strip say a total of 20 people, including nine children, have been killed in fighting with Israel

20 Palestinians, including 9 kids, killed in Israeli attacks

Palestinian health officials in the Gaza Strip say a total of 20 people, including nine children, have been killed in fighting with Israel.
The death toll made it one of the bloodiest days of fighting in several years.
The Health Ministry did not provide a breakdown on the cause of deaths. At least seven members of one family, including three children, were killed in an explosion in northern Gaza whose origins were unknown.
The Israeli military said it struck a number of Hamas targets in response to continued rocket fire out of Gaza. It said eight militants were struck.

Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired rockets toward Jerusalem on Monday, setting off air raid sirens throughout the city.This after hundreds of Palestinians were hurt in clashes with Israeli police at a flashpoint religious site in the contested holy city.The Israeli Army said there was an initial burst of seven rockets, one was intercepted, and rocket fire was continuing.
The early-evening attack drastically escalated what already are heightened tensions throughout the region following weeks of clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.&nbsp;

Hamas fires rockets deep into Israel, amid Al Aqsa tensions

Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired rockets toward Jerusalem on Monday, setting off air raid sirens throughout the city. This after hundreds of Palestinians were hurt in clashes with Israeli police at a flashpoint religious site in the contested holy city. The Israeli Army said there was an initial burst of seven rockets, one was intercepted, and rocket fire was continuing.
The early-evening attack drastically escalated what already are heightened tensions throughout the region following weeks of clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.&nbsp;

Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired rockets toward Jerusalem on Monday, setting off air raid sirens throughout the city. This after hundreds of Palestinians were hurt in clashes with Israeli police at a flashpoint religious site in the contested holy city. The Israeli Army said there was an initial burst of seven rockets, one was intercepted, and rocket fire was continuing.
The early-evening attack drastically escalated what already are heightened tensions throughout the region following weeks of clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.&nbsp;

Close to 200 Palestinians have been injured in fresh action by Israeli police on protesters in Jerusalem on Monday. The police action is the latest in a series of confrontations that is pushing the city to the brink of eruption.
Palestinian medics said at least 180 Palestinians were hurt in the violence at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, including 80 who were hospitalized.
Videos from the site showed police firing tear gas and stun grenades, some of them landing inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam&rsquo;s third holiest site.
Police said protesters hurled stones at officers and onto an adjoining roadway near the Western Wall, where thousands of Israeli Jews had gathered to pray.

Jerusalem: Nearly 200 Palestinians hurt in fresh Israeli attack at Al-Aqsa

Close to 200 Palestinians have been injured in fresh action by Israeli police on protesters at the Al-Aqsa&nbsp;mosque

Nearly 200 Palestinians hurt in fresh Israeli attack at Al-Aqsa

Close to 200 Palestinians have been injured in fresh action by Israeli police on protesters in Jerusalem on Monday. The police action is the latest in a series of confrontations that is pushing the city to the brink of eruption.
Palestinian medics said at least 180 Palestinians were hurt in the violence at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, including 80 who were hospitalized.
Videos from the site showed police firing tear gas and stun grenades, some of them landing inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam&rsquo;s third holiest site.
Police said protesters hurled stones at officers and onto an adjoining roadway near the Western Wall, where thousands of Israeli Jews had gathered to pray.

Police on Sunday gave the go-ahead to the annual Jerusalem Day parade despite days of unrest and soaring Israeli-Palestinian tensions at a flashpoint holy site.
Monday's parade will pass through Jerusalem's Old City, part of east Jerusalem, which was captured and annexed by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war. The march was approved amid ongoing clashes between police and Palestinians in the Old City, the emotional epicenter of the long-running conflict, and in a nearby Arab neighborhood where Jewish settlers are trying to evict dozens of Palestinians from their homes.
Before dawn Sunday, thousands of Muslim worshippers clashed with police at the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the Old City.&nbsp;

In tense Jerusalem, flag-waving Israeli march to go ahead

Police on Sunday gave the go-ahead to the annual Jerusalem Day parade despite days of unrest and soaring Israeli-Palestinian tensions at a flashpoint holy site.
Monday's parade will pass through Jerusalem's Old City, part of east Jerusalem, which was captured and annexed by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war. The march was approved amid ongoing clashes between police and Palestinians in the Old City, the emotional epicenter of the long-running conflict, and in a nearby Arab neighborhood where Jewish settlers are trying to evict dozens of Palestinians from their homes.
Before dawn Sunday, thousands of Muslim worshippers clashed with police at the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the Old City.&nbsp;

Police on Sunday gave the go-ahead to the annual Jerusalem Day parade despite days of unrest and soaring Israeli-Palestinian tensions at a flashpoint holy site.
Monday's parade will pass through Jerusalem's Old City, part of east Jerusalem, which was captured and annexed by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war. The march was approved amid ongoing clashes between police and Palestinians in the Old City, the emotional epicenter of the long-running conflict, and in a nearby Arab neighborhood where Jewish settlers are trying to evict dozens of Palestinians from their homes.
Before dawn Sunday, thousands of Muslim worshippers clashed with police at the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the Old City.&nbsp;

Over 150 Palestinians were injured after Israeli police attacked worshippers at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on Friday night. The mosque is a major holy site scared to Muslims and Jews. The incident marked an escalation of violence between the Palestinians and Israelis that has gone on for two weeks.
The Palestinian Red Crescent emergency service said dozens of people were wounded in clashes with police at the mosque and elsewhere in Jerusalem, including 83 who were hospitalized.
It said most were wounded in the face and eyes by rubber-coated bullets and shrapnel from stun grenades.
Israel said six police officers were wounded.

Israel police attacks Palestinians at Al-Aqsa mosque, 150 hurt

Over 150 Palestinians were injured after Israeli police attacked worshippers at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on Friday night

Over 150 Palestinians were injured after Israeli police attacked worshippers at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on Friday night. The mosque is a major holy site sacred to Muslims and Jews. The incident marked an escalation of violence between the Palestinians and Israelis that has gone on for two weeks.
The Palestinian Red Crescent emergency service said dozens of people were wounded in clashes with police at the mosque and elsewhere in Jerusalem, including 83 who were hospitalized.
It said most were wounded in the face and eyes by rubber-coated bullets and shrapnel from stun grenades.
Israel said six police officers were wounded.

In yet another Trump policy reversal, US President Joe Biden's administration announced on Tuesday that it was restoring relations with the Palestinians and renewing aid to Palestinian refugees. Acting US Ambassador Richard Mills told a high-level Security Council meeting that the new US administration believes this &ldquo;remains the best way to ensure Israel's future as a democratic and Jewish state and the Palestinians' legitimate aspirations for a state of their own". He said the United States hopes to start working to slowly build confidence on both sides to create an environment to reach a two-state solution.
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US announces restoration of relations with Palestinians

In yet another Trump policy reversal, US President Joe Biden's administration announced on Tuesday that it was restoring relations with the Palestinians and renewing aid to Palestinian refugees

In yet another Trump policy reversal, US President Joe Biden's administration announced on Tuesday that it was restoring relations with the Palestinians and renewing aid to Palestinian refugees. Acting US Ambassador Richard Mills told a high-level Security Council meeting that the new US administration believes this &ldquo;remains the best way to ensure Israel's future as a democratic and Jewish state and the Palestinians' legitimate aspirations for a state of their own".

In yet another Trump policy reversal, US President Joe Biden's administration announced on Tuesday that it was restoring relations with the Palestinians and renewing aid to Palestinian refugees. Acting US Ambassador Richard Mills told a high-level Security Council meeting that the new US administration believes this &ldquo;remains the best way to ensure Israel's future as a democratic and Jewish state and the Palestinians' legitimate aspirations for a state of their own". He said the United States hopes to start working to slowly build confidence on both sides to create an environment to reach a two-state solution.
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