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It comes as "all eyes on Rafah" becomes a major talking point on social media.
Aryeh Neier, a German-born Jewish man who survived the Holocaust, explained his reasoning in an extensive interview Sunday with CNN's Fareed Zakaria.
The Israeli prime minister faces extreme backlash after his military bombed a tent camp and killed dozens of displaced Palestinians who were engulfed in flames.
The top United Nations court has ordered Israel to halt its military operations in the southern Gaza city of Rafah.
"I'm doing my dream job and I'm getting to travel the world, but then I'm hyper aware of what's happening in Rafah at the moment."
Ireland, Norway and Spain have stepped away from Israel, the UK and the US in showing their support for Palestinian statehood.
Martin Griffiths said that the Israeli military's decision to effectively close two major aid crossings will only worsen Gaza's already deadly starvation crisis.
Many Palestinian aid workers are facing an uphill battle trying to coordinate humanitarian assistance in Gaza while keeping their families safe.
The former home secretary was left scrambling for two and a half very painful minutes.
Foreign secretary says Israel "permanently on notice" over Gaza offensive but rejects weapons export ban.