"Israel-Hamas Conflict: Aid Arrives, Hostages Released, and Rockets Fly"

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The first humanitarian aid since the Israel-Hamas war began has reached the Gaza Strip, but aid groups say it is not nearly enough to address the catastrophic humanitarian situation. Israel plans to increase attacks on Gaza as it prepares for a potential ground invasion. World leaders called for more aid to Gaza and discussed ways to de-escalate the conflict at a summit in Cairo. The United Nations Secretary-General emphasized the need for a two-state solution and continuous delivery of aid to Gaza. Hamas, founded in 1987, is a designated terrorist group that seeks the destruction of Israel and receives support from Iran.
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