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0:57Now PlayingIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed calls to resign over security failures in the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, and ruled out a cease-fire with the militant group as the army intensifies ground operations in Gaza. The military said it freed a female soldier held captive in the territory.
A top Israeli official said aid flows to Gaza are poised to increase as concern mounts over the humanitarian situation. Authorities in Hamas-run Gaza said the death toll since the war erupted has surpassed 8,300.
Israeli forces also raided a West Bank city, exchanged fire with Hezbollah across the Lebanese border and conducted an airstrike in Syria. The United Nations envoy for Syria warned that the Israel-Hamas conflict is already spilling over into the neighboring country.
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