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UN welcomes Israel's reopening of Erez crossing into Gaza for aid delivery, stressing the critical need for humanitarian ceasefire and increased assistance.

The Israeli military on Friday dismissed two officers and formally reprimanded senior commanders after an inquiry into the killing of seven World Central Kitchen (WCK) aid workers in Gaza found serious errors and breaches of procedure. In its response, WCK demanded an independent investigation, saying the Israeli military "cannot credibly"…

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The leaders of the United States and Israel were set to speak on Thursday after Washington expressed "outrage" over Israel's killing of seven aid workers and growing concern over its military operations in besieged Gaza.

WCK provides a lifeline to Palestinians facing famine but has halted operations after an Israeli strike killed workers

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