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Israel Rejects ICJ Order to Halt Rafah Assault

Israel rejected a binding ICJ order to halt its assault on Rafah, calling it 'outrageous, morally repugnant and disgusting.' Despite the order, Israeli forces advanced into southeastern Rafah and pushed towards western districts. The humanitarian crisis worsened with food and medical shortages. Israeli strikes killed at least three Palestinians in Wadi Gaza. Egypt agreed to allow UN aid through the Karem Abu Salem crossing. Italy announced 35 million euros in new funding for Palestinians, with 5 million via UNRWA. The death toll since October 7 stands at 35,903 Palestinians.

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Israel rejected a binding ICJ order to halt its assault on Rafah, calling it 'outrageous, morally repugnant and disgusting.' Despite the order, Israeli forces advanced into southeastern Rafah and pushed towards western districts. The humanitarian crisis worsened with food and medical shortages. Israeli strikes killed at least three Palestinians in Wadi Gaza. Egypt agreed to allow UN aid through the Karem Abu Salem crossing. Italy announced 35 million euros in new funding for Palestinians, with 5 million via UNRWA. The death toll since October 7 stands at 35,903 Palestinians.

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