This comes a day after the cancellation of high-level meeting between Israeli and US representatives due to outrage over Netanyahu video.

The White House cancels a meeting between senior American and Israeli officials on the Iranian nuclear issue and tensions with Lebanon.

The Prime Minister informed the Secretary of State that Israel has all the weapons it needs to complete its missions, but that the current US hold on weapons provides moral support for Iran and its allies.

Benny Gantz told Secretary of State Blinken that there was no need for sanctions, as Israel has a strong and independent judicial system applicable to the whole of the IDF.

Prime Minister Netanyahu harshly attacked US plans to impose sanctions on the Netzah Yehuda Battalion: "The government under my command will act by all means against these moves."

Lapid told Blinken that "all Israeli citizens are united round the call to return the hostages."

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorksi stressed in his talk with Foreign Minister Katz that "all Poles were shocked by the death" of the seven WCK members, allegedly killed in an Israeli strike.

Against the backdrop of tensions with the US, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that Washington had submitted to the UN Security Council a draft calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Against the backdrop of tensions between Israel and Brazil, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met President Lula and noted that relations between the countries are strong and that Brazil is a "key partner in human rights issues."

According to an official announcement, the protest movement is calling protestors to gather near the Kerem Shalom crossing into Gaza a few hours before the Secretary of State's visit to block aid trucks into Gaza.

According to Walla News, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is considering recognizing a Palestinian state with the aim of bringing change to the region the day after the war.

Kann 11 News reporter Elior Levy reported that the Palestinian Authority has agreed to conduct deep reforms in exchange for a foothold in the Gaza Strip. Details below.

The Prime Minister's Office denied reports that 150 trucks of flour, enough to last for half a year, would be let into Gaza, saying there is a delivery approved by the cabinet that will be let in gradually.

The same source, talking to N12 News reporter Amit Segal, said that Blinken himself was present at a war cabinet meeting where both Gantz and Chief of Staff Halevi said the war would take months and even years.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with the head of the Palestinian Authority Abu Mazen, according to sources in the know the meeting degenerated into shouting and mutual insults.

President Herzog met with the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ahead of the hearing at the Hague, strongly criticizing the South Africa genocide suit: "In the face of hypocrisy, we will stand up in The Hague and proudly represent our side."

With Secretary Blinken visiting, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant clarified that Israel is expected to soon move to various types of operational operations in the Gaza Strip. On the northern sector: "It is possible to make a copy and paste for Beirut."

Against the backdrop of the fall of 10 commanders in Shejaiya, the Mothers of Fighters headquarters called on the members of the cabinet not to endanger their children and to avoid any foreign consideration: "Tell everyone in a clear voice - the lives of our soldiers come before the citizens of the enemy."

In light of the American pressure to bring humanitarian aid into Gaza before any military operation, it was decided to keep the aid given to the Gaza Strip at the same levels as during the ceasefire. The Americans are pushing to bring in fuel and gas as well and significantly increase aid.