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According to a report, though Israel say they are letting in all humanitarian aid brought by the rest of the world, the u.n. has accused them of not allowing adequate food into Gaza. Reportedly, the absence of adequate supplies has forced Jordan, the u.s. and the uk to drop aid from the air, but that has proved dangerous.

According to the report, the hamas rejection of a deal to secure hostages was blamed by Israel on the u.n. security council resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire. A cohesive point is that both Israel and hamas envisage a post war Gaza to be governed by palestinians, though the Palestinian authority don’t appear to be interested at the moment.

According to a report, the u.s. decision to abstain rather than veto a u.n. resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza was due to a national security concern. Reportedly, a u.s. official said they had worked to ensure that the resolution’s demands for a ceasefire and a hostage deal were part of the same paragraph to dispel the idea that they aren’t linked with each other, though the text does not condition the ceasefire on the release of hostages: The resolution is not binding according to the wording.

According to the report, the u.s. said that they are very disappointed that an israeli delegation will not be coming to Washington to have a conversation about the viable alternatives to an offensive in Rafah on which they have expressed interest. Reportedly, the u.s. who are welcoming the defence minister’s commitments to take additional steps to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza will welcome the defence minister who departs Israel on Sunday.

According to a report, the israeli defence force said they have killed the deputy leader of hamas’s military wing in a strike on a tunnel network beneath the Nuseirat refugee camp, central Gaza. Reportedly, senior hamas commander, Marwan Issa whose death has just been confirmed was described as the group’s number 3, and an organiser of the October 7 attack.

According to the report, a deal consisting of a 6 week pause in fighting and the release of 40 of the hostages in exchange for up to 800 palestinian prisoners has been rejected by hamas in ongoing talks in Qatar.

Reportedly, 30 people were killed in a strike on a family compound in Gaza city, near the al-Shifa hospital where Israel said 175 terrorists have been killed.

According to the report, amid warnings of an imminent famine, 18 people were killed while trying to collect aid that was airdropped. Reportedly, on Monday 12 people drowned when they went in to the sea near the northern town of Beit Lahia to collect food packages, and 6 people were trampled to death when aid packages landed on the ground.

According to the report, Israel has approved several new land routes for aid, but the number of lorries falls short of requirements due to a shortage of drivers. Reportedly, Israel said they had facilitated more than 350 aid trucks over the past month, aid agencies say Gaza needs around 500 per day.

According to a report, a hacking campaign has resulted in accusations that a chinese company, mainly seven men were responsible. Reportedly, according to the allegationd the hackers targeted foreign critics of China. According to the report, the men allegedly sent more than 10,000 malicious emails across continents and accessed data bases and emails.

Reportedly, a u.s. state department offered a reward of up to $20 million for information about the men. According to the report, two chinese nationals and the Wuhan Xiaoruizhi company will face sanctions. Reportedly, China deny the charges, and said stop sending cyber attacks to China.

According to a report, fighting is continuing in Gaza, the Israeli defence force said they have strook more than 60 targets. Reportedly, israeli war planes bombed the city of Rafah and there were gun battles around hospitals in Khan Younis and Gaza city, the idf found a cache of weapons in the al-Shifa hospital. According to the report, 18l people including some women and children were killed when the idf strook a house in Rafah where dozens of displaced people were sheltering.

Reportedly, talks between hamas and Israel continue in Qatar via mediators. According to the report, hamas said they would stick to their demands for a permanent ceasefire which includes an israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the return of displaced people.

Reportedly, the leader of hamas, Ismail Haniyeh is visiting Tehran today to meet with iranian officials. According to the report, iranian media is portraying hamas’s welcoming of the resolution and the resolution as hamas’s victory.

Reportedly, a u.n. expert will present a report to the u.n. human rights council this afternoon. According to the report, accused of being outspoken she has accused Israel of acts of genocide in Gaza. Reportedly, palestinian human rights defenders and some families of hostages will speak.

According to reports, the u.n. have passed a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Reportedly, the resolution which also calls for the release of all hostages was passed by 14 votes, but in a change of position the u.s. abstained rather than using their veto. According to the report, the israeli prime minister described it as a clear retreat from the previous u.s. position and has cancelled a visit to the Whitehouse this week. Reportedly, the u.s. said it is very disappointed by the cancelled visit but a seperate visit by Israel’s defence minister will go ahead.

According to the report, it is unclear how much difference the resolution will make, whether it is binding and how it will be enforced.

According to a report, residents are defending a Port-au-prince neighbourhood against gang attacks. Reportedly, one man said that locals fighting back are willing to give their heart and soul for the freedom of the neighbourhood and the country. According to the report, every day in the city starts with a situation report on the latest episode of fighting.

Reportedly, shooting can be heard every day, bodies are in the streets and families often don’t retrieve their loved ones because they don’t have enough money to pay for a funeral, their hope is that ngo’s or government workers will take the bodies away.

According to the report, the airport which is closed is guarded by the military, the only place where they are visible. Reportedly, in a neighbourhood called Solino residents and off duty policemen who live there defend themselves. According to the report, gangs consider Solino a gateway to areas they are trying to infiltrate.

According to a report, the u.n. security council talked about a resolution demanding a ceasefire for the rest of ramadan. Ramadan began on 10 March and finishes on 9 April meaning the council was calling for a two week ceasefire. Reportedly, the resolution also called for the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. According to the report, the uk, China and Russia all voted in favour. Reportedly, the israeli prime minister threatened to call off a planned visit to Washington if the u.s. didn’t veto the vote, they abstained.

According to the report, after the vote the u.n. secretary general said on X that the resolution must be implemented.

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According to a report, at 14:00 the u.n. security council was scheduled to vote on a draft resolution put forward by ten non permanent members of the security council that will demand an immediate truce in Gaza. Reportedly, the members are Algeria, Guyana, Ecuador, Japan, Malta, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, south Korea and Switzerland. According to the report, the new text to be voted on has been worked on with the u.s. to avoid a veto. Reportedly, it demands an immediate ceasefire for the month of ramadan leading to a permanent sustainable ceasefire.

According to the report, several Gaza resolutions have been vetoed in previous months due to disagreements between the five permanent members. Reportedly, the new resolution is clear and shorter than previous ones.

According to a report, Ukraine’s foreign minister has called for more air defence systems following an attack on Kyiv. Reportedly, five people including a teenage girl were injured in the strikes. According to the report, two ballistic missiles were launched from Crimea and intercepted.

Reportedly, Russia continued to attack Ukraine’s power generating and transmission services over the weekend, causing blackouts. According to the report, russian attacks on the energy system has resulted in no exports.