Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considers military action to free hostages held by Hamas. He believes Hamas is uninterested in a deal. Families of hostages demand their release. Hamas agrees to Red Cross access if Gaza receives aid. Gaza faces critical hunger and malnutrition. Aid delivery faces challenges. Palestinians risk their lives for limited aid.
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‘On brink of death’: Israeli PM pushes for ‘military solution’ to free hostages; Hamas demands ‘humanitarian corridors’ for aid access
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