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Aid agencies have cast doubt over Israel's plans to once again relocate Palestinians in Gaza ahead of the anticipated invasion of Rafah.

Analysts suggested that Washington’s decision to build a temporary pier and resorting to air drops suggests a deepening rift with its closest ally

The five stage plan was proposed by Cyprus in November and endorsed by the EU this week, and could see aid arrive to Gaza on daily shipments.

Humanitarian agencies are yet to classify Gaza as in a state of famine, despite alarming reports of hunger-related deaths and extreme food insecurity.

Despite the overwhelming needs of Gaza's population, aid delivery has been tangled up in Israeli red tape and deliveries to the war-torn enclave have fallen.

A disintegration of law and order in the besieged strip, alongside overwhelming humanitarian needs, has left aid agencies struggling to operate.

Since the start of Israel's war on Gaza in October, 100 children have been killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank.

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Amnesty International’s investigation showed that British manufactured JCB bulldozers and diggers have been repeatedly used to demolish Muslim-owned properties.

The US university's board of governors voted to close down the university citing 'heightened instability in the Middle East'.