Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office on Monday debunked reports of a ceasefire in Gaza to enable aid enter and foreigners to flee to Egypt.
This comes 10 days into the war with Hamas which has claimed several live and left many others injured.
“There is currently no ceasefire and humanitarian aid in Gaza in return for removing foreigners,” a statement from Netanyahu’s office said.
Meanwhile, the death toll from Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip has risen to around 2,750 since Hamas’s deadly attack on southern Israel last week, the Gaza health ministry said Monday.
Some 9,700 people have also been injured as Israel continued its withering air campaign on targets in the Palestinian coastal enclave, the Hamas-controlled ministry added.