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An Israeli assault on Gaza’s southern city of Rafah is “on the immediate horizon”, according to UN aid chief Martin Griffiths.
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“The world has been appealing to the Israeli authorities for weeks to spare Rafah,” he said in a statement, adding “the simplest truth is that a ground operation in Rafah will be nothing short of a tragedy beyond words.”
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On Tuesday, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to proceed with an offensive on Rafah even if renewed efforts at internationally brokered talks with Hamas result in the release of hostages and a ceasefire.
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Antony Blinken is set to meet with Netanyahu on Wednesday, in talks that the US hopes will advance a temporary ceasefire agreement that would also see Israeli hostages released from Gaza.
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More on that in a moment, first here’s a summary of the day’s other main news.
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The UK’s deputy foreign secretary, Andrew Mitchell, has told lawmakers in London that in the present circumstances, it was “not easy to see” how an Israeli ground offensive in Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip could be “compliant with international humanitarian law”.
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António Guterres has said there has been “incremental progress” toward averting “an entirely preventable, human-made famine” in the northern half of Gaza, but much more is urgently needed. He specifically called on Israel to follow through on a promise to open “two crossing points between Israel and northern Gaza, so that aid can be brought from Ashdod port and Jordan.”
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The top UN court has rejected a request by Nicaragua to order Germany to halt military and other aid to Israel and to renew funding to the UN aid agency in Gaza. The International Court of Justice said that legal conditions for making such an order weren’t met. However, it did not throw out the case entirely, as Germany had requested. The court said it remained deeply concerned about conditions in Gaza.
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More than 34,535 Palestinians have been killed and 77,704 have been wounded during the Israeli military offensive in Gaza since 7 October, the Hamas-led Gaza health ministry said in a statement on Tuesday. The Gaza Civil Emergency Service has estimated that the bodies of a further 10,000 Palestinians were under the rubble of hundreds of destroyed buildings. It said those figures had not been included in the updated health ministry death toll, which only registers bodies that are taken to hospitals.
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Unrwa commissioner-general Philippe Lazzarini has said that Unrwa staff who have been interrogated by Israeli security forces are being “pressured to state that the agency is politically affiliated”.
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The UK said it was not ready to restore funding to the Palestinian relief agency Unrwa. Foreign secretary, David Cameron, said no UK decision on restoring funding will be made until the outcome of a UN internal investigation into Israeli allegations that 12 Unrwa staff took part in the Hamas assault on Israel on 7 October.
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关键事件
过夜 以色列军方表示，它再次袭击了南部地区 黎巴嫩声称袭击目标是“黎巴嫩南部布利达地区的真主党恐怖分子基础设施和军事设施，以及奥代塞和迈斯贾巴尔地区的恐怖分子基础设施和观察哨。”
自 10 月 7 日以来，以色列和反以色列部队之间几乎持续交火。 由于小规模冲突，约 6 万名以色列人已从以色列北部的家园撤离，而黎巴嫩南部约 9 万人也因战斗被迫离开家园。
欢迎和总结
您好，欢迎收看《卫报》对中东危机的持续报道。
以色列袭击加沙南部城市 拉法 联合国援助负责人表示，“即将到来” 马丁·格里菲斯。
他在一份声明中表示：“几周来，世界一直在呼吁以色列当局饶恕拉法。”他补充道，“最简单的事实是，在拉法采取地面行动将是一场无法形容的悲剧。”
周二，以色列总理 本杰明·内塔尼亚胡 发誓要继续对拉法发起进攻，即使 在国际斡旋下与哈马斯的谈判再次努力 导致人质获释和停火。
安东尼·布林肯 定于周三与内塔尼亚胡会面，美国希望在会谈中推进一项临时停火协议，该协议也将使以色列人质获释 加沙。
稍后详细介绍，首先是当天其他主要新闻的摘要。
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英国副外交大臣安德鲁·米切尔（Andrew Mitchell）告诉伦敦立法者，在目前的情况下，“不容易看出”以色列对加沙地带南部拉法的地面进攻如何“符合国际人道主义法”。
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安东尼奥·古特雷斯表示，加沙北半部在避免“完全可以预防的人为饥荒”方面已经取得了“渐进进展”，但迫切需要更多。 他特别呼吁以色列履行承诺，开放“以色列和加沙北部之间的两个过境点，以便可以从阿什杜德港和约旦提供援助”。
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联合国最高法院已 拒绝尼加拉瓜的请求 命令德国停止对以色列的军事和其他援助，并重新向联合国驻加沙援助机构提供资金。 国际法院表示，作出此类命令的法律条件不符合。 然而，它并没有按照德国的要求完全驳回此案。 法院表示，它仍然对加沙的状况深感担忧。
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哈马斯领导的加沙卫生部周二在一份声明中表示，自10月7日以来，以色列对加沙的军事进攻已造成超过34,535名巴勒斯坦人死亡，77,704人受伤。 这 加沙民事紧急服务中心 据估计，数百座被毁建筑物的废墟下还有一万名巴勒斯坦人的尸体。 据称，这些数字并未包含在卫生部更新的死亡人数中，该死亡人数仅登记了被送往医院的尸体。
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近东救济工程处总专员菲利普·拉扎里尼表示，受到以色列安全部队审问的近东救济工程处工作人员 “被迫声明该机构具有政治关联”。
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这 英国表示尚未准备好恢复资助 致巴勒斯坦救济机构近东救济工程处。 外交大臣戴维·卡梅伦表示，在联合国对以色列有关近东救济工程处 12 名工作人员参与 10 月 7 日哈马斯袭击以色列的指控进行内部调查的结果出来之前，英国不会做出恢复资助的决定。
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