Israeli officials to meet on next steps in Gaza ceasefire talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disclosed plans to convene the Cabinet early next week to endorse operational actions in Rafah, Gaza. Despite warnings, Israel insists that military pressure and negotiations are crucial. Negotiators face a March 10 deadline before the start of Ramadan. The health ministry reported mounting casualties in a hospital and numerous civilians being killed. Brazilian President Lula criticized Israel for committing genocide against Palestinians, drawing harsh responses from Israeli officials. South Africa also accused Israel of genocide, triggering further tensions. The conflict has intensified calls for a cease-fire as the humanitarian crisis worsens in Gaza. There have been rising civilian deaths, a growing number of displaced people, and a deteriorating living condition.

Israeli Cabinet's Planned Actions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disclosed plans to convene the Cabinet early next week to endorse operational actions in Rafah, Gaza. Despite warnings, Israel insists that military pressure and negotiations are crucial. Negotiators face a March 10 deadline before the start of Ramadan. The health ministry reported mounting casualties in a hospital and numerous civilians being killed.

International Reactions to the Conflict

Brazilian President Lula criticized Israel for committing genocide against Palestinians, drawing harsh responses from Israeli officials. South Africa also accused Israel of genocide, triggering further tensions. The conflict has intensified calls for a cease-fire as the humanitarian crisis worsens in Gaza. There have been rising civilian deaths, a growing number of displaced people, and a deteriorating living condition.