"U.S.-Built Aid Ship Sails to Gaza Amid Food Crisis and Conflict"

A ship carrying 200 tons of food is en route to Gaza as hundreds of thousands face starvation, while cease-fire talks have stalled. The Israeli military says an American-Israeli soldier believed taken hostage in Gaza was actually killed during the Hamas-led attack in October. Palestinian officials report that an Israeli strike on a home in central Gaza killed 11 people, mostly women and children. The leader of Hezbollah met with a top Hamas official involved in cease-fire negotiations, as Israel and Hezbollah continue to clash along the Lebanon-Israel border. The UN envoy warns Israel that finding hostages subjected to sexual violence does not legitimize further hostilities, urging a humanitarian cease-fire and the immediate release of all hostages.
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