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US support "to Israel's right to defend itself is ironclad... and that's not going to change."

The US' "ironclad commitment to Israel's security... has never been stronger."

"Without humanitarian aid, even our best friends will find it difficult to support us for a long time."

"Israel has to be very careful, because you're losing a lot of the world, you're losing a lot of support."

"If [Israel] keeps this up with this incredibly conservative government... they're going to lose support from around the world."

Israelis "are facing major, possibly generational damage to their reputation."

"[U]nless Israel changes its course it will continue to lose support."

Israel is "burning through its reserves of international support."

"When all this is over... International sympathy will have expired and Israel will be forced to exist in an even greater state of siege."

Will Israel Lose International Support for Its Campaign in Gaza?

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Who Will Control the Gaza Strip After the Israel-Gaza War?

Israeli authorities has so far arrested five suspects, including the spokesperson for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, over the alleged leak of top secret information that could have caused "significant damage" to negotiations to free Israeli hostages in Gaza.

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The leaks were allegedly used in reports by the Bild and Jewish Chronicle which detailed Hamas' unwillingness to reach a deal in Gaza and a possible plan for slain Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar to flee Gaza alongside some hostages respectively.

The stories, published in September, prompted an Israeli military inquiry to find the source of the leaks. Netanyahu has distanced himself from the investigation, saying that the spokesperson arrested never had access to classified information.

BBC News

Israeli media reported that four Israeli soldiers arrested in relation to the case all served in an intelligence unit tasked with preventing leaks. Netanyahu is not thought to be a suspect and no evidence of a direct connection between him and the leaks has been presented.

Meanwhile, fierce fighting in northern Gaza and south Lebanon continued on Monday. In northern Gaza, Gaza’s Civil Defense said more than 1.3K have been killed in the north since Israel began an offensive in the area last month. It also reported "a severe blockade on medicine, water, and food."

Al Jazeera

Israel has said that its offensive in northern Gaza was launched to prevent Hamas from regrouping. Israeli forces have attacked hospitals in the area, saying that Hamas had infiltrated them, but the group and medics denied these claims.

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