Israel faces sharp criticism over Gaza aid cut and ceasefire call
Israel halted entry of food and supplies into Gaza prompting Egypt and Qatar to accuse it of violating humanitarian law by starvation. U.N. officials warned of risks to civilians as mediation seeks to extend the ceasefire phase one into Ramadan and Passover. Hamas called Israel's move a war crime and urged hostage releases, while international groups urged continued aid and warned against a renewed push toward hostilities.
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