Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill at Least Two Palestinians
Israeli forces said they targeted Hamas militants as the death toll since the ceasefire deal rose above 1,200 Palestinians, health officials said.
- On Thursday, Israeli strikes killed three people, including two children, in Gaza as mediators held new talks with Hamas leaders in Cairo to advance a U.S.-brokered peace plan.
- The peace plan calls for humanitarian aid, civilian governance, and Hamas disarmament, while the group insists on Israel committing to end attacks and withdraw forces from Gaza.
- Recent strikes killed an 18-month-old child in the Bureij refugee camp and wounded 10 people in Gaza City, adding to more than 1,200 Palestinians killed since the ceasefire began.
- A Hamas official described discussions as "positive and good," yet did not confirm whether the group agreed to fully disarm, a key sticking point over the past four months.
- Sources close to Hamas indicated willingness to "confine and store" heavy weapons under Palestinian authority, while Israel expands military occupation with plans to control 70 per cent of Gaza.
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In an Israeli air raid, the Al-Ahli-Arab hospital in Gaza City was damaged. According to the first information, there were no casualties.
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GAZA Airstrikes kill two childrenIsraeli airstrikes yesterday killed at least three people, including two children, in the Gaza Strip, health officials said, as mediators held new talks with Hamas leaders to work toward full implementation of a US-brokered Gaza peace plan. Medics said an airstrike o
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