- First aid trucks enter Rafah crossing to Gaza since truce collapses
- Hamas said Saturday that 240 people had been killed in the Palestinian territory since a pause in the fighting expired on Friday
- Nearly three-quarters of embattled enclave’s 2.2 million residents have been forcibly displaced since Oct. 7
- Overcrowding in camps and shelters for the displaced could lead to spread of disease and shortage of aid
- “The lifting of the arms embargo enables us to confront security threats, including those posed by Al-Shabab,” he said
- Gaza’s deadliest war began when Hamas militants on October 7 launched a shock attack on southern Israel, killing 1,200 people, mostly civilians, according to Israeli officials
In-Focus
- Robbie Douek spoke to Arab News about development of gaming resources and culture in the UAE and wider region
- World’s best Counter-Strike teams will take part in BLAST Premier World Final at Etihad Arena on Dec. 16-17
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