A cease-fire was called for in Gaza again, the Israeli army claimed to have killed more than 30 militants in the school attack | News in brief

A joint statement by French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer also called for a rapid increase in aid to civilians.

France, Germany and Britain demanded on Monday that there will be no more delays in the Gaza truce talks.

– The fighting must stop immediately and all the remaining hostages captured by Hamas must be released, said the French President Emmanuel MacronChancellor of Germany By Olaf Scholz and the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s in a joint statement.

The trio also called for a rapid increase in aid to Gaza’s civilians and to ensure that the aid also reaches its destination.

The Israeli military said on Monday that 31 militants of the Hamas and Islamic Jihad extremist organizations were killed in an attack on a religious school in Gaza City on Saturday that shocked the international community. The army also released the names and photos of those it claimed were dead.

According to the Hamas-run Gaza Civil Protection Authority, more than 90 people were killed in the attack.

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