INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In Gaza, Israel is dealing with a multifaceted crisis, including intense domestic protests sparked by its forces mistakenly killing three
Israeli hostages.Families of the hostages, along with hundreds of supporters, rallied in Tel Aviv, demanding the release of all hostages
held by Hamas.Simultaneously, international pressure mounts on Israel to moderate its military actions.The U.S
Defense Secretary, visiting Israel, urged restraint, while European foreign ministers called for a ceasefire.Despite this, Israeli officials
have rejected ceasefire propositions, and the Israeli military continues operations in Gaza, including revealing a vast Hamas tunnel
network.Complications extend to global trade as major shipping companies suspend Red Sea operations.Escalation and Diplomacy in Gaza:
(Photo Internet reproduction)This decision stems from increased attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels, affecting the crucial Suez Canal
route.In response, the U.S
have intercepted Houthi drones, and the Pentagon considers direct strikes in Yemen.Norway has offered naval support to a U.S.-led task force
Minister, discussing potential terms for a ceasefire and hostage release, though significant hurdles remain.This complex scenario in Gaza
highlights the challenges Israel faces both domestically and internationally.The situation continues to evolve, with various international
stakeholders seeking resolutions to the ongoing crisis.
