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Israel-Gaza war live: Gaza risks running out of fuel tonight, UN chief warns, after border crossings closed
António Guterres says closure of both Rafah and Kerem Shalom crossings ‘is especially damaging to an already dire humanitarian situation’
- Full report: Israel says forces take control of Rafah crossing
- Israeli assault on Gaza city of Rafah: what we know so far
Miller confirmed that Hamas has “issued a response”, when asked about Hamas’s announcement that they accepted a ceasefire deal.
“We are reviewing that response now and discussing it with our partners in the region,” Miller said.
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