"International Aid and Support for Gaza: Updates on Egypt, US, and Biden's Actions"

Egypt has agreed to open the Rafah crossing to allow aid delivery into Gaza, but there has been no mention of allowing people to leave. US President Joe Biden and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi have agreed to allow up to 20 trucks of aid into Gaza, with the delivery likely to happen by Friday. Former US National Security Advisor HR McMaster sees an Israeli ground invasion of Gaza as inevitable, while a former US ambassador to NATO suggests that the US is likely communicating with Iran through private channels regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict. The UN agency for Palestine refugees warns that their supplies are running out fast, and there are fears that Iran's involvement could widen the conflict in the Middle East. Mohamed Salah, Liverpool and Egypt forward, calls for world leaders to prevent further violence and provide urgent humanitarian aid to Gaza. Initial evidence suggests that the explosion at Gaza's Al-Ahli al-Arabi hospital was inconsistent with an airstrike, but further investigation is needed. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expresses concern over the attack on the hospital and calls for leaders to prevent further escalation of the conflict.