Group 1 - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to "take over Gaza City," leading to the most intense bombing in weeks in eastern Gaza, with around 1 million people seeking refuge [1] - The Israeli military confirmed the death of journalist Anas Sherif during an airstrike, claiming he was a Hamas group leader responsible for attacks on Israel, which was strongly denied by Al Jazeera [1][3] - The death toll of journalists in Gaza due to Israeli military actions has reached 238, prompting calls for international organizations to condemn these actions and ensure the protection of Palestinian journalists [3] Group 2 - The international community is increasing pressure on Israel, with Australia and New Zealand considering recognizing Palestine, joining nearly 150 UN member states that have already done so [4] - The prospects for a ceasefire in Gaza remain unclear, as Netanyahu discussed plans to expand the war and take Hamas strongholds, while negotiations for a ceasefire are being mediated through Egypt [5] - The Israeli government faces multiple pressures, including the stability of its ruling coalition and public opposition, as it prepares for a potential expansion of military operations in Gaza [5]
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Huan Qiu Shi Bao·2025-08-11 22:52