Israel-Hamas War: When asked if he thought senior Hamas figures were now hiding in the southern Gazan city of Khan Younis, Benjamin Netanyahu remained silent.
With attention turning to the southern part of the besieged Gaza Strip, Israel declared that it was entering the “next stage” of the six-week conflict with Hamas. In a different incident, Israeli paratroopers invaded what were purported to be the northern Gaza homes of top Hamas officials.
The Israeli army reported early on Sunday that it had struck Hezbollah in Lebanon across its northern border and Hamas in Gaza. In the meantime, Hamas, which the US and the EU have classified as a terrorist organization, announced that it had lost contact with teams tasked with protecting some of the hostages it had taken on October 7.
The main hospital in Gaza had at least thirty premature babies evacuated on Sunday; the babies will be moved to facilities in Egypt, according to the Associated Press, which cited the health ministry of the territory.
32 babies were among the many patients who were left stranded at Al Shifa Hospital, where Israeli forces have been stationed since last week, according to a World Health Organization team that visited the facility on Saturday.
The agreement between Israel and Hamas to release hostages has made “good progress,” according to Qatar’s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, in the last few days.
The foreign minister, Al Thani, stated that he is “more confident” that a deal will be reached and that the remaining obstacles are “practical and logistical.” Speaking at a joint press conference with Josep Borrell, the head of foreign affairs for the European Union, was he.
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