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These are the most relevant news about the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza this Sunday, March 3 at 8:00 pm ET:

Israel will not attend the Cairo talks because Hamas has not disclosed the status of the hostages. Israel will not ultimately send a delegation to Cairo this Sunday to take part in talks for a possible ceasefire in Gaza, according to The Times of Israel newspaper. Hamas has not, as Israel intended, sent a list of hostages in its possession who are still alive, so Tel Aviv will not send a delegation this Sunday. According to Haaretz newspaper, Netanyahu’s government is keeping the delegation “intact”, so a trip by negotiators for talks this Sunday and Monday would not be completely ruled out.

Turkey is looking at “serious” efforts for a ceasefire in Gaza before Ramadan.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan this Sunday described as “serious” efforts to achieve a ceasefire in the coming days in the war between Israel and the radical Islamic group Hamas in the Gaza Strip. “There is a serious desire and effort to reach a ceasefire before the month of Ramadan, which begins on March 10 this year,” Fidan said, referring to the Muslim holy fasting month.

Israel claims to end a military operation in Gaza that killed more than a hundred fighters, The Israeli Armed Forces announced this Sunday that they have completed a two-week incursion into the Zeitun neighborhood of Gaza City, in the north of the Palestinian territory, during which they claimed to have killed more than a hundred militants and destroyed dozens of targets . The Islamist groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad, “including weapons storage and manufacturing facilities”, according to a spokesman.

UNICEF has confirmed the deaths of 10 children from malnutrition and dehydration in Gaza and estimates there are “likely” more deaths., The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) confirmed this Sunday that at least ten children have died in recent days due to dehydration and malnutrition in a hospital located in the north of the Gaza Strip, where children as young as two years old About 16% of children are affected. From acute malnutrition. “The children we feared would be dead are here as malnutrition ravages the Gaza Strip,” confirmed Adel Khodar, UNICEF’s regional director for the Middle East and North Africa. He indicated that ten children died at Kamal Adwan Hospital, in the north. Palestinian enclave.

The Pope repeated his request for an immediate ceasefire: “Enough, please.” Pope Francis said in his homily after the Angelus prayer this Sunday that he “carries with pain in his heart the suffering of the populations in Palestine and Israel every day because of hostility.” “Thousands of people have been killed, injured and displaced, the massive destruction causes pain and has tremendous consequences for small and defenseless people who see their future threatened,” he condemned.

Gulf foreign ministers asked to “pave the way” for ceasefire, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have sought to “pave the way” to reach a sustained ceasefire in the Gaza Strip this Sunday, at a time when ceasefire talks resumed in Cairo. Hamas, the United Nations, among the delegations of the Kingdom, Egypt and Qatar.

Spain to deliver more than a hundred parachutes to Jordan to begin air humanitarian aid to Gaza, The Ministry of Defense is going to deliver a total of 110 cargo parachutes to Jordan for airdrop of humanitarian aid shipments in Gaza. These air drops of food and other basic supplies have become an alternative to the difficulties faced in delivering aid by ground due to the constraints of the Israeli military, which controls every consignment that enters and is distributed, and This also leads to riots. .Before the arrival of the convoys, much of Gaza’s population was on the brink of famine.