Israeli forces have advanced into Gaza, retaking a key corridor that divides the northern and southern parts of the territory. The military action comes as Israel demands the release of hostages and the dismantling of Hamas' control. The renewed offensive has led to intensified airstrikes, raising concerns about the fate of remaining hostages. Meanwhile, a United Nations staffer was killed and five others wounded in an explosion, further highlighting the humanitarian toll of the conflict. The situation remains tense as both sides brace for further escalation.
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Israeli troops advance in Gaza and retake part of an area that divides north from south
Israel used the roughly 4-mile (6-kilometer) Netzarim Corridor as a military zone during the war. It ran from the Israeli border to the coast just south of Gaza City, severing the territory’s largest metropolitan area and the rest of the north from the south.
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Israeli troops advance in Gaza to retake part of a corridor dividing north from south
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israel said Wednesday its troops retook part of a corridor that bisects Gaza, and its defense minister warned that attacks would intensify until Hamas frees dozens of hostages and gives up control of the territory.
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Israeli troops advance in Gaza to retake part of a corridor
The resumption of airstrikes has raised concerns about the fate of roughly two dozen hostages held by Hamas who are believed to still be alive.
