Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the suspension this morning, a statement said.
Tánaiste Simon Harris expressed serious concern over reports that Israel suspended aid deliveries into Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed the suspension, threatening consequences for Hamas if they don't accept a truce proposal. The UN, Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia criticized the decision. Hamas condemned the aid suspension as blackmail and a war crime, while Israeli officials accused Hamas of lying. An Israeli military spokesperson mentioned investigating reports of an attack near Khan Younis. The suspension was welcomed by an Israeli Finance Minister.
