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Israel rescues four hostages in Gaza but scores of Palestinians killed

Health officials say medics were overwhelmed by fatalities after operation to free quarter captured on October 7
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"}],[{"start":258.48,"text":"“We condemn this in the strongest terms. "},{"start":261.459,"text":"The bloodbath must end immediately,” he wrote on X. "}],[{"start":265.74,"text":"The rescue comes as Israel is under intense international pressure to agree to a ceasefire, facing anger over the soaring civilian toll of its offensive in Gaza, which has killed more than 37,000 people, according to Palestinian officials, and stoked a humanitarian catastrophe. "}],[{"start":284.40000000000003,"text":"Last month, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court sought arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israel’s defence minister Yoav Gallant, over the war, while the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to “immediately halt” its offensive in Rafah and allow more aid into Gaza. "}],[{"start":302.86,"text":"On Friday it emerged that the UN had added the Israeli military to a list of countries and organisations that fail to protect children in conflict. 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