Benjamin Netanyahu
Numerous workers with local and international aid agencies, including more than 100 U.N. workers, have been killed in Gaza as Israel bombards areas crowded with civilians.
The president warned the Israeli prime minister that Israel is losing support on the world stage ― and that his right-wing coalition partners are hemming him in.
Benjamin Netanyahu's "determination to stay in power no matter the cost is a clear and present danger to Israel," Martin Indyk wrote on social media.
Investigators are still trying to determine the scope of the sexual assaults.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Israeli news outlets reported on a tense meeting between Israeli officials and freed hostages.
“There is no place to go,” lamented Emad Hajar, who fled with his wife and three children from the northern town of Beit Lahia a month ago.
The billionaire will meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog as part of his trip.
The deal would release of dozens of hostages held by militants and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.
“People are facing the immediate possibility of starvation,” said Abeer Etefa, a Mideast regional spokeswoman for the U.N.’s World Food Program.
The term refers to the mass displacement and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in 1948, as Gaza's residents currently face expulsion from their lands or death.