Israel’s conflict with Hamas continues for the 33rd day, despite efforts to keep it from regional escalation. Biden asked the Israeli prime minister for a “tactical” pause in the fighting for several days to allow aid to arrive and the release of some hostages. Meeting in Japan, G7 foreign ministers may agree on the need for a humanitarian pause in a joint statement to be released on Wednesday.

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05:57 The US House of Representatives on Tuesday censured Rashida Tlaib, the only Palestinian-American lawmaker in Congress, for her rhetoric about the Israel-Hamas war.

22 Democrats joined Republicans in voting to censure Tlaib, showing deep displeasure among pro-Israel Democrats over the Michigan lawmaker’s remarks

05:40An employee of the medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) was killed in Gaza along with several family members.

Mohammed Al Ahel, a laboratory technician, was killed in his home in the Shati refugee camp when the area was bombed and his building collapsed on top of them, MSF said in a statement.

“Today, Médecins Sans Frontières/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) mourns the loss of one of our team members in Gaza, Mohammed Al Ahel, who was killed along with several members of his family on November 6,” the medical charity said.

05:10 Journalists of the National News Agency of Lebanon report that Israeli aircraft struck the outskirts of the Lebanese villages of Yater, Kafra and Shebaa. Artillery also shelled areas of Lebanon near the border with Israel

05:00The foreign ministers of the G7 (G7) may mention in their joint statement the need for a humanitarian pause in the hostilities in the Gaza Strip, the Japanese newspaper Asahi reported on Wednesday.

04:30Saudi Arabia will hold summits of Arab and Islamic countries in the coming days to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Saudi Arabia’s investment minister said on Tuesday. “In the next few days, we will see Saudi Arabia convene an emergency Arab summit in Riyadh,” Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih said at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore.

02:02Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 93 Romanian citizens and their family members left the Gaza Strip through the Rafah border crossing and are in Egypt on their way to Cairo

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) says that 93 Romanian nationals and their family members left them on Tuesday after a comprehensive effort by the Interagency Crisis Cell through the Romanian Embassy in Cairo and the Romanian Mission in Ramallah. The Gaza Strip through the border point of Rafah (Arab Republic of Egypt) and are on the territory of Egypt, heading to Cairo, News.ro reports.

“93 Romanian citizens and their families were taken from the Rafah border checkpoint by representatives of the Romanian Embassy in the RA of Egypt and are being escorted to Cairo by a mobile group from the rapid response group of the Crisis Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,” it was reported. MAE.

According to the institution, evacuated citizens will arrive in Romania by special flights.

01:40“Robots and dogs” are used to find Hamas tunnels

Israel is launching the next phase of its war against Hamas, targeting the militant group’s maze of tunnels in northern Gaza, five Israeli security sources told Reuters.

According to the sources, robots and trained dogs were used to identify entrances and probe inside the tunnels before the possible movement of specialized ground troops.

Avi Melamed, a former Israeli intelligence official, said IDF forces were working on a plan to find tunnels, destroy rocket launch sites and kill Hamas commanders and fighters.

01:18Biden asks Netanyahu to stop the war

Joe Biden said Tuesday that he asked Benjamin Netanyahu for a break in the fighting during a phone call yesterday, Axios reports.

US and Israeli officials told Axios that President Biden said a three-day pause could help secure the release of the hostages from Gaza.

The proposal, which is being discussed by the US, Israel and Qatar, calls for Hamas to release 10 to 15 hostages and use the break to verify the identities of all the hostages and hand over a list of the names of the people it is holding, a US official said. news site.

00:55500 people were evacuated through the Egyptian checkpoint

According to Egyptian security sources, at least 500 people crossed into Egypt through Rafah today.

Most were foreign or dual citizens and their dependents, they said.

Jordan said it had evacuated 262 citizens, while Canada said 59 citizens, permanent residents and their families had left Gaza. Other countries whose citizens were allowed to leave on Tuesday included Romania, Germany, Moldova, Ukraine, the Philippines and France, according to Gaza’s border guard.