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Israeli left-wing groups implore President Biden to halt a spiraling “humanitarian catastrophe” in Gaza, urging swift steps to protect civilians and secure aid corridors as the conflict grinds on.

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken touches down in Israel, seeking to revive stalled ceasefire talks. With cautious shuttle diplomacy, he aims to align wary parties and test fresh paths toward a fragile, workable pause.

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Amid broken streets and shifting claims, the phrase “Gaza genocide” threads the news. This article maps timelines and sources, holding space for grief, law, and doubt without surrendering clarity.