Amid escalating tensions in West Asia, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a rare visit to Gaza on Tuesday. During the visit, he asserted that the Hamas group would never rule again. He was accompanied by Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant and the Army's head.Announcing a never-heard-before offer, Netanyahu said that Israel would offer a 5 million dollar reward for the return of each hostage, asserting Israel had not given up trying to locate the 101 remaining hostages captured by Hamas during the October 7 attack. Netanyahu, seen in a battle vest and a ballistic helmet, said, "Anyone who dares to harm our hostages will have blood on their head. We will hunt you down and get you." "Whoever brings us a hostage will find a safe way. So, the choice is yours, but the result will be the same. We'll get them all back," the Prime Minister added.

G20 Summit Calls For More Aid To Gaza The joint document, signed by the Leaders of the world's 20 major economies at the G20 Summit, called for a global pact to combat hunger, more aid for Gaza and the end of the war in Ukraine. However, the document was heavy on generalities and short on specifics.The joint statement was endorsed by group members but fell short of complete unanimity. It also called for a future global tax on billionaires and for reforms allowing the eventual expansion of the U.N. Security Council beyond its five permanent members.