Israel's Tragic Mistake: 3 Hostages Killed, Aid Crossing to Gaza Reopens

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Israeli troops mistakenly shoot and kill three hostages in Gaza City, expressing deep remorse over the tragic incident. The Israeli army had identified the hostages as a threat during combat in Shejaiya, a battleground neighborhood. The war between Israel and Hamas continues, with rockets fired from Gaza into Jerusalem for the first time since October. Israel reopened an aid crossing into Gaza, under pressure to spare civilians, as the United States urged more restraint. The conflict has left much of Gaza in ruins, with an estimated 18,800 people killed, mostly women and children.
- Israel Mistakenly Kills 3 Hostages, Netanyahu Calls It "Unbearable Tragedy" NDTV
- Israel says it will open new aid crossing into Gaza Strip The Guardian
- With Kerem Shalom to reopen, US sets sites on re-entry of commercial goods into Gaza — officials tell ToI The Times of Israel
- Israeli Cabinet Approves Entry of Aid to Gaza Through Kerem Shalom Crossing in First Since Start of War - Israel News Haaretz
- Gaza-Israel crossing reopens to allow more aid for first time since Oct. 7 Axios
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