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Six months into the war in Gaza, Israel has no exit strategy and no real plan for the future

Israel's war has dragged on with no clear end in sight, leaving families like the Argamanis in a race against time.
A weeklong cease-fire deal led to the release of over 100 hostages, but a serious hostage deal is still missing. Divisions in Israel are growing over the best approach to free the remaining hostages.
Approximately a quarter of the remaining hostages in Israel are believed to be deceased, adding to the urgency of the situation.

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The Guardian

The Darkest Days: Israel-Gaza Six Months On review – two half-hours of TV cannot do justice to the lives lost

This is grim, gut-punching viewing. But it can’t represent the sheer extent of the carnageThe concept of “balance” in BBC reporting is a cornerstone of the corporation’s journalistic ethos, but it may well come to be seen as a key factor in its decline. On everything from Brexit to climate change, the obsession with giving equal exposure to each participant in an unequal dispute has proven to be a poison. So it is with The Darkest Days: Israel-G…

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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CTV News

For families of hostages, it's a race against time as Israel's war reaches six-month mark

It's the last wish of a dying mother, to be with her daughter once more. But six months into Israel's war against Hamas, time is running out for Liora Argamani, who hopes to stay alive long enough to see her kidnapped daughter come home.

1 month ago·Canada

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The Independent

AP Photos chronicle 6 months of devastation in Gaza war with no sign of an end

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

Israel Blocking More Food Than Other Aid In Famine-Hit Gaza: UN

Israel is blocking far more convoys carrying food aid within Gaza, where famine is looming, than convoys carrying other kinds of aid, the UN said Tuesday. A spokesman for the United Nations' humanitarian agency pointed to statistics from March showing that it was much more difficult to get clearance for delivering food than other aid in the war-ravaged Palestinian territory. "Food convoys that should be going particularly to the north, where 70 …

1 month ago·New Delhi, India

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