Israel-Gaza war: UN ceasefire debate delayed, Palestinian detainees speak out

The UN Security Council vote on a resolution calling for a new ceasefire in Gaza has been delayed again, with negotiations ongoing to address objections to the wording of the draft resolution. Meanwhile, Israeli forces continue to bombard Gaza, resulting in a rising death toll and a worsening humanitarian crisis. The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has expressed frustration at the international community's failure to end the suffering in Gaza, while Israel's president has signaled readiness for a humanitarian pause. Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is set to visit Egypt for talks on a ceasefire and a prisoner exchange, and Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid believes the two-state solution is not dead despite new obstacles.
- Israel-Gaza war live: UN security council in 'intense' ceasefire debate as vote delayed again; Qatar says separate talks 'positive' The Guardian
- Video: Palestinian men detained by Israeli forces speak out CNN
- Hundreds of Gazans Arrested During War Held Blindfolded and Handcuffed at Israeli Base - Israel News Haaretz
- 'We were treated like cattle': Palestinians speak out after mass arrests in northern Gaza by IDF The Times of Israel
- Hungry, thirsty and humiliated: Israel's mass arrest campaign sows fear in northern Gaza The Associated Press
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