TEL AVIV: Israel is planning to bomb those who are still in Gaza and were not prepared to leave despite being given time to leave. Israel has warned that those who remain in Gaza will be considered Hamas. In the meantime, Lebanon-based Hezbollah also came forward with a warning to Israel. Hezbollah warns that Israel will pay a heavy price if it enters the Gaza Strip. A top leader has already stated that Hezbollah troops have already landed in the war zone.

After intense war, aid arrived in Gaza and the release of two American hostages was thought to ease the tension. Meanwhile, Israel has announced that there will be no compromise in the military action. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday that the attack on Gaza and efforts to free the hostages will continue. 4385 people have been killed in Gaza so far in Israel's attacks. 1400 Israelis were killed in the attacks by Hamas.

As Qatar is mediating hostage release with Hamas to delay the proceedings, the US and European countries are putting pressure on Israel to slow down the land attack.

At the same time, the Arab and European Union summit was held yesterday in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, in search of a solution to the Israel-Hamas war, but no resolution proposal emerged. The Arab leaders who participated in the summit demanded that new efforts be made to reach an agreement. Israel, the United States, which supports them, and Iran, which supports Hamas, did not participate in the discussion, so there was no progress. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for a ceasefire as soon as possible and for humanitarian activities not to be hindered.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has remained steadfast in his stance that he will not accept refugees. Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said that they will not flee from their land and that the international community should support an independent Palestine. He accused Israel of violating human rights laws in Gaza. Jordan's King Abdullah called the continued bombing of Gaza "brutal" and "mass punishment of helpless people".

Bahrain King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa, Kuwait Crown Prince Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al Sabah, Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and other leaders from countries such as Germany, France, Japan, Britain and Norway attended the summit. The summit was also attended by foreign ministers and representatives of the European Union. China's Middle East Ambassador and Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister were also present.