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Israel's Gaza Operations Intensify Amid Humanitarian Crisis and UN Staff Reductions

The UN reduces its presence in Gaza after an Israeli strike kills staff, as civilian casualties mount amidst renewed military operations.

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  1. UN to reduce staff in Gaza

    The U.N. has made the difficult decision to reduce the Organization’s footprint in Gaza, even as humanitarian needs soar.

    UN to reduce staff in Gaza

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  4. Israeli airstrikes kill at least 65 people in Gaza in 24 hours, says health authority

    The Gaza Health Ministry said at least 50,082 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza and another 113,408 have been wounded, since the beginning of the war, triggered by an attack by Hamas militants in Israel in October 2023 in which they killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took 251 hostages.

    Israeli airstrikes kill at least 65 people in Gaza in 24 hours, says health authority

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  5. UN to reduce staff in Gaza and blames Israel for a strike that killed its employee

    The move comes as Israel has cut off all food, fuel, medicine and other supplies to Gaza’s around 2 million people for more than three weeks.

    UN to reduce staff in Gaza and blames Israel for a strike that killed its employee

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  6. Israel denies being shown new cease-fire plan from Egypt, as Hamas responds ‘positively’ to it

    Israel denied being presented with any new proposal to pause the conflict and release further hostages including Alexander, who was supposed to have been freed earlier this month, before Hamas reneged on the arrangement.

    Israel denies being shown new cease-fire plan from Egypt, as Hamas responds ‘positively’ to it

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  7. Israel considers massive new ground offensive in Gaza as it ramps up pressure on Hamas

    A larger-scale and longer-term Israeli military offensive in Gaza could also draw stiff resistance from the Israeli public, of which a majority has been clamoring for a deal to free the 59 hostages still held in Gaza over a return to war.

    Israel considers massive new ground offensive in Gaza as it ramps up pressure on Hamas

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Updated: Mar 25th, 2025, 12:40 AM ET

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Israel's military campaign in Gaza has intensified, resulting in over 50,000 Palestinian deaths, as the UN announces a reduction of its international staff after an Israeli strike on a compound. The strike killed one Bulgarian staffer, prompting the UN to temporarily withdraw a third of its personnel. This escalation follows the collapse of a ceasefire, with reports of strikes killing hundreds of Palestinians amidst a dire humanitarian crisis. As aid supplies dwindle, Israel continues operations aimed at Hamas while facing accusations of civilian casualties. Airstrikes were also reported on Red Cross facilities, complicating humanitarian efforts.

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  • Egypt has proposed a new plan to renew the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, which includes a hostage exchange and humanitarian aid provisions.

  • The recent airstrikes by Israel have resulted in a high number of civilian casualties, drawing criticism and concern from various humanitarian organizations.

  • Amid ongoing violence, a surge in Palestinian attacks has been reported, exacerbating the already tense situation in the region.

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