"Israel's Rejection of 'Pause' Leaves 400,000 People Stranded on Gaza Front"

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"Israel's Rejection of 'Pause' Leaves 400,000 People Stranded on Gaza Front"
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Despite heavy bombardment and warnings to evacuate, up to 400,000 people remain in northern Gaza as Israeli tanks and ground troops continue their offensive against Hamas. Another 800,000 to 1 million residents have fled to southern areas of Gaza but still face intense Israeli bombardment. The Biden administration is pushing for humanitarian pauses in the fighting and increased aid shipments into Gaza, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a temporary ceasefire. The Gaza Health Ministry estimates that over 9,400 people have been killed, including 1,250 children, and many more are buried under the rubble of destroyed buildings. Arab leaders and the United States are calling for an end to the offensive, while Israel argues that eliminating Hamas is necessary for its citizens' security.

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