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As the war enters its 623rd day, these are the main developments.

National Security Council spokesperson says Biden believes Israeli occupation of Gaza 'not the the right thing to do'.

The United Nations says the enclave's health, sanitation, water and food services are nearing the 'breaking point'.

PARIS: Tens of thousands of Gaza’s residents live in eight refugee camps that were set up following the mass exodus of Palestinians during the war that followed the creation of Israel in May 1948. Over 760,000 Palestinians fled or were driven from their homes in what is referred to by Palestinians as the “Nakba” (catastrophe in Arabic). Around 180,000 fled to Gaza, with the rest scattered across the West Bank and neighboring Arab countries, specifically Jordan, Lebanon and Syria.

Palestinian dual nationals among those leaving through Rafah crossing, only one from Gaza not on the border with Israel.

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BEIRUT: A Hezbollah lawmaker said on Tuesday that the Lebanese militant group would respond “double” to any Israeli attacks on civilians after a strike that killed three children and their grandmother in south Lebanon. The remarks reflect the volatile situation on the Israeli-Lebanese border, where deadly clashes between Israeli troops and Iran-backed Hezbollah fighters are fueling fears of a wider regional war while Israel invades the Gaza Strip.