Gaza Death Toll Reaches 20,000 as Israel-Hamas War Continues

A senior Israeli official stated that there are currently no negotiations taking place with Hamas for the release of hostages. The death toll in Gaza has reached about 20,000, with concerns raised about the humanitarian crisis and starvation affecting over half a million people. The UN Security Council is set to vote on a resolution to boost aid to Gaza, but the US has expressed concerns that the current draft could slow down aid deliveries. Israeli President Isaac Herzog criticized the UN for failing to expand humanitarian aid to Gaza. The IDF has gained control of the Shujaiyeh neighborhood in Gaza City and arrested terrorists involved in previous attacks. Jordan's King Abdullah warned of catastrophic repercussions from Israel's actions in Gaza, while UAE's foreign minister met with a PLO official to discuss the humanitarian crisis. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed concern about Israel's military campaign and its impact on long-term safety.
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