1. The Rafah border crossing between Israel and Gaza remains closed by Israel, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, due to Hamas's failure to fulfill commitments under a recent ceasefire deal.
2. Hamas has responded sharply, accusing Israel of violating the agreement multiple times and causing the deaths of 38 Palestinians since the truce began on October 10th.
3. The Israeli military announced the return of two more coffins of deceased hostages, but one body was not that of a confirmed hostage, and Israel conducted aerial bombardments in Gaza in response to recent attacks on its forces.
2. Hamas has responded sharply, accusing Israel of violating the agreement multiple times and causing the deaths of 38 Palestinians since the truce began on October 10th.
3. The Israeli military announced the return of two more coffins of deceased hostages, but one body was not that of a confirmed hostage, and Israel conducted aerial bombardments in Gaza in response to recent attacks on its forces.
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Rafah border remains closed by Israel due to Hamas's alleged non-compliance with ceasefire commitments. Hamas accuses Israel of violations, causing 38 Palestinian deaths since October 10th truce. Israeli military returned two hostage coffins; one was not a confirmed hostage, and Israel conducted
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URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20251019_12/#summary
Date: Oct. 19, 2025
Notes: 2025-10-19
Created: 2025/10/19 22:10
Updated: 2025/12/07 23:56
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