Israel-Hamas war rages as crisis in Gaza deepens
What you need to know about Biden's visit, Israel's agreement on aid, the Gaza hospital blast and more During his visit to Israel Wednesday, US President Joe Biden said the country had agreed that humanitarian assistance can cross into Gaza from Egypt. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the aid announcement, but he added that Israel will not allow supplies into Gaza from its own territory until Hamas releases all hostages. Following Biden's address in Tel Aviv, the US announced $100 million in humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza and the West Bank “through trusted partners including UN agencies and international NGOs." Meanwhile, the US ambassador to the UN vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution proposing a humanitarian pause for the delivery of aid to Gaza, saying more time was needed for on-the-ground diplomacy to take place. If you're just joining us, here's what you need to know: Gaza death toll rises: At least 3,4
