US envoy Steve Witkoff will travel to the Middle East to set up a humanitarian corridor in Gaza agreed by the parties to the conflict.
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The US State Department has announced that US envoy Steve Witkoff will travel to the Middle East to negotiate a humanitarian corridor agreed by the parties to the conflict. In the Gaza Strip, shortages of food and essential goods are severely affecting its 2.4 million inhabitants, with one hospital reporting 21 children dead from malnutrition. Israel is stepping up attacks against Hamas and the death toll has risen dramatically, with more than 59,000 dead, mostly civilians.
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SUA vrea un coridor umanitar în Gaza. Emisarul Steve Witkoff va merge în regiune pentru un acord
Departamentul de Stat al SUA anunță trimiterea lui Steve Witkoff în Orientul Mijlociu pentru finalizarea coridorului de ajutor în Gaza
Witkoff plans to visit the Mideast in push for Gaza ceasefire, State Department spokesperson says
Emisarul Steve Witkoff se va deplasa în Orientul Mijlociu pentru a finaliza un ‘coridor’ de ajutor în Gaza (Departamentul de Stat)
SUA trimit un emisar în Orientul Mijlociu pentru a discuta despre finalizarea unui ”coridor” de ajutor pentru Gaza
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