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Netanyahu says Israel is not to blame for the flood crisis in Gaza, and other Mideast news
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected accusations that Israel is delaying the entry of winter supplies into the Gaza Strip as the enclave faces worsening conditions.
What happened
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied accusations that Israel is delaying the entry of winter supplies into the Gaza Strip as the enclave experiences severe flooding. The flooding is affecting makeshift tents. A tanker caught fire after hitting a naval mine.
Why it matters
The situation in Gaza is concerning due to the severe weather conditions and the potential impact on the enclave's residents. The situation is being closely monitored by regional leaders. The incident involving the tanker is also a separate matter of note.
Key facts
- Israel has rejected accusations of delaying winter supplies to Gaza
- A tanker caught fire after hitting a naval mine
- Severe rains are causing flooding in Gaza
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