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"I just got back from Gaza, where I joined an operation inside the Rantisi Children’s Hospital. I went to the hospital with a video camera and personally documented more concrete evidence … that Hamas uses hospitals as an instrument of war. Underneath the hospital, in the basement, we found: a Hamas command-and-control center; suicide-bomb vests; grenades; AK-47 assault rifles; explosive devices; RPGs and other weapons, computers, money … And we also found signs that indicated that Hamas held hostages here," Hagari told a briefing.

"Indonesia also wishes our partnership contributes to regional and global peace and prosperity. So Indonesia appeals to the US to do more to stop the atrocities in Gaza," Widodo said during a meeting with US President Joe Biden at the White House. "Ceasefire is a must for the sake of humanity."

"My hope and expectation is that there will be less intrusive action relative to hospitals and we remain in contact with the Israelis. Also there is an effort to get this pause to deal with the release of prisoners and that's being negotiated ... So I remain somewhat hopeful but hospitals must be protected," Biden told reporters, as quoted by the press pool.

UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Martin Griffiths told a humanitarian conference in Paris last week that the amount of aid being allowed into the Israel-besieged exclave was wholly inadequate. He estimated hundreds, not dozens, of aid trucks needed to reach Gaza every day to meet its "vast sea of needs."

The amendment also expands the current definition of a terrorist to include individuals involved in financing or supporting terrorist organizations, even if they are not members of such organizations themselves.

The truce should include a ceasefire and a permission for the arrival of humanitarian aid, the spokesman said, adding that Israel is still considering this proposal.

"Hamas has lost control of Gaza. Terrorists are fleeing south, civilians are looting Hamas bases. They have no faith in the government," Gallant was quoted as saying by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.

The fourth session of the Conference on the Establishment of a Middle East Zone Free of Nuclear Weapons and Other Weapons of Mass Destruction is being held at the United Nations headquarters in New York from November 12-17.

"Until now, the IDF has been conducting ground combat operations in the north of the Gaza Strip. The IDF ground forces are fighting in the areas where several battalions of the terrorist organization are located. The operational combat capability of these battalions has been seriously disrupted, and in fact the Hamas military structures in the northern part of the Gaza Strip have ceased to function in an organized manner," the IDF said in a statement.

Dozens of people gathered in the headquarters building. Many held placards with the words "Ceasefire now," "Never again," and "Protecting civilians is a responsibility."

"There are 600 inpatients, 37 babies, someone who needs an ICU, we can’t leave them. We need a guarantee that there is a safe corridor because we saw some people trying to leave Al-Shifa, they killed them, they bombed them, the sniper killed them," MSF wrote on X, citing the surgeon.

“The Libyan House of Representatives voted unanimously to approve a law that would criminalize normalization of relations with Israel,” the spokesman said.

The convoy with journalists was attacked in the southern Lebanese city of Yaroun, and some cars, including the vehicle of the Lebanese broadcaster Al Jadeed, were destroyed by fire.

Earlier in the day, a Sputnik correspondent reported that the first group of Russian citizens evacuated from the Gaza Strip arrived in the Egyptian capital of Cairo. Also, over 420 foreign nationals and holders of dual citizenship have been added to an evacuation list to be evacuated from the Gaza Strip via the Rafah crossing, the enclave's border service said. The Rafah crossing is the only route in and out of Gaza for the civilian population there, as well as the main artery for humanitarian aid into the Palestinian enclave.

"It's important that everyone feels supported, listened to and has the opportunity to come to their homeland," Emergencies Minister Alexander Kurenkov was quoted as saying in the ministry’s statement.