Israel - Hamas War Live : Blinken says 'far too many Palestinians have been killed'
During his visit to india for the 2+2 ministerial dialogue, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that "far too many Palestinians have been killed" in the conflict between Israeli troops and Hamas. In the meanwhile, the UN Security Council convened, talked about the war's aftermath, and emphadata-sized the need for a humanitarian ceasefire so that civilian supplies could reach Gaza.
Israel says it captured key Hamas strongholds, killed 150 terrorists in northern Gaza
The israel Defence Forces (IDF) said it gained control over key strongholds of Hamas in northern Gaza and killed approximately 150 terrorists in the region.
The targets included were -- arms production sites, launching stations, and an underground network.
Israel says it captured key Hamas strongholds, killed 150 terrorists in northern Gaza
The israel Defence Forces (IDF) said it gained control over key strongholds of Hamas in northern Gaza and killed approximately 150 terrorists in the region.
The targets included were -- arms production sites, launching stations, and an underground network.
'Far too many Palestinians have been killed': Antony Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasised the rising toll of Palestinian dead from the conflict as israel came under international pressure to protect civilians. israel was conducting a bloody ground operation on Gaza.
"The number of Palestinian deaths is just too high. "Too many people have suffered in the last few weeks," Blinken reportedly said to reporters in Delhi, where he was attending the India-US 2+2 ministerial conversation, according to news agency Reuters.
Days after the white house said that israel will provide four-hour humanitarian pauses in the battle, his remarks take on greater weight.
"The number of Palestinian deaths is just too high. "Too many people have suffered in the last few weeks," Blinken reportedly said to reporters in Delhi, where he was attending the India-US 2+2 ministerial conversation, according to news agency Reuters.
Days after the white house said that israel will provide four-hour humanitarian pauses in the battle, his remarks take on greater weight.