"Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Israel Blocks Food Aid to Gaza: Updates"

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A UN official warns of potential "slaughter" if Israel invades the crowded Gaza city of Rafah, while the Israeli military chief claims they can protect civilians despite thousands of casualties. Cease-fire talks in Cairo have been extended, with the US working on a new hostage deal to pause fighting in Gaza for six weeks. Secretary of State Antony Blinken addresses the rising trend of hostage-taking and the efforts to gain the release of hostages held in Gaza, while a report by the American Jewish Committee reveals that over three-quarters of American Jews feel less safe due to the Hamas attacks and rising antisemitism.
- UN official warns of 'slaughter' if Israel invades crowded Rafah: Live updates USA TODAY
- Israeli minister blocks flour to Gaza despite Netanyahu's promise to Biden Axios
- Smotrich orders the withholding of flour shipments from UNRWA in Gaza The Jerusalem Post
- Israel is holding up food for 1.1 million Palestinians in Gaza, the main UN aid agency there says The Associated Press
- Gaza residents surviving off animal feed and rice as food dwindles BBC.com
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