Israel has rejected the US' push for a pause in fighting as over 50 people were killed following explosions at two refugee camps in the central Gaza Strip.
Telecommunications have been lost in Gaza for a third time as the Israeli military has announced it has Gaza City surrounded.
The Rafah crossing remains closed to foreign nationals attempting to flee Gaza City. Many UK nationals have reported to have been turned away and others face leaving without their family members. IDF rear admiral Daniel Hagari claimed “today there is north Gaza and south Gaza”, as Israeli media reported that troops were expected to enter Gaza City within 48 hours.
Airstrikes hit two refugee camps in the central Gaza Strip on Sunday, killing scores of people, health officials in the area said. The Israel Defence Force has stated that ground forces have taken control of a Hamas outpost in Gaza.
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