Israel has announced it will resume the supply of humanitarian aid to Gaza after a brief suspension. The decision comes following a recent attack by Hamas on Israeli soldiers in Rafah, which led Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to initially halt aid deliveries. Diplomatic sources indicated that aid trucks will soon begin moving again, but the reopening of the Rafah Crossing depends on Hamas returning deceased hostages at a reasonable pace. The United States has urged Israel not to escalate the conflict further, instead recommending efforts to isolate Hamas and seek alternatives to its rule in Gaza.