Good evening, Middle East Eye readers.
Our live coverage of Israel's assault on Gaza will shortly be closing for the evening.
Here are the day's key developments:
- The head of the WHO urged Israel to lift its blockade on Gaza
- US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken suggested the Biden administration was ready to work on sanctioning ICC officials with Congress
- At least 7 Palestinians were killed during an Israeli raid on Jenin in the occupied West Bank
- Israel seized and later returned the Associated Press’s broadcasting equipment
- The UN halted all food distribution to Gaza's southern city of Rafah
- Israeli strikes on Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza damaged an intensive care unit and administrative facilities trapping medical workers and patients
- Norway became the first country to announce it would arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if the ICC issued an arrest warrant for him
- The US said new routes are being used to move aid from a pier in Gaza to warehouses after desperate Palestinians intercepted deliveries
- The US faulted Egypt for the closure of Rafah border crossing, wading into Cairo’s dispute with Israel