US EditionIsrael Bombs Gaza City After Issuing New Evacuation Orders
- On January 19, 2025, Egypt, Qatar, and the United States facilitated an agreement outlining a ceasefire in three stages between Hamas and Israel.
- The ceasefire collapsed after Israel resumed air strikes on Gaza on March 18, 2025, raising concerns about regional stability.
- Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said on March 1, 2025, that Egypt is working on a new Gaza deal proposing a 60-day truce for hostages' release and humanitarian aid delivery.
- Abdelatty emphasized that efforts are underway to reach a lasting agreement and establish a ceasefire, cautioning that any renewed Israeli attacks would jeopardize stability across the region.
- The proposed truce aims to build momentum toward a lasting ceasefire with guarantees to sustain it, but Hamas officials cite ongoing Israeli attacks as a barrier to progress.
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Israel wants residents in parts of northern Gaza to leave their homes and migrate. The areas were heavily bombed today.
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Tens of Thousands Flee Gaza City as Israel Issues New Forced Evacuation Orders
Tens of thousands of Palestinians fled central and northern Gaza on Sunday after Israel issued new forced evacuation orders and began bombing eastern parts of Gaza City. Israel’s stepped-up campaign follows another bloody weekend that saw scores of Palestinian civilians killed, including children huddled in tents, families taking shelter at a sports stadium and starving Palestinians seeking food at militarized aid distribution sites. In Jabaliya…
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