Israeli strikes kill at least four in Gaza despite Trump announcing breakthrough
At least nine Palestinians were killed as Israel said it was targeting Hamas commanders and the ceasefire roadmap remained unimplemented.
- On Sunday, Israeli strikes on residential buildings killed at least 13 people across the Gaza Strip, authorities reported, despite Hamas stating Friday it agreed to the latest stage of a US-brokered Gaza ceasefire plan.
- Hamas agreed to a plan championed by President Donald Trump that includes disarmament and Israeli troop withdrawal, yet Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir dismissed the draft as "not acceptable."
- Strikes hit multiple locations including Gaza City, Khan Younis, and Deir el-Balah. Palestinian health officials reported a father, mother, and their nine-year-old son were killed in Khan Younis.
- The IDF continues military operations, reporting the deaths of three Hamas militants including two commanders in recent attacks. Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen stated on Sunday that no deal has been reached to stop attacks on the Gaza Strip.
- Implementation of the 20-point US-brokered Gaza ceasefire plan remains uncertain. The roadmap includes creating a Board of Peace and Palestinian National Committee to oversee weapons storage and reconstruction, conditional on Israel meeting its initial commitments.
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Iisraeli theist päeva jätkunud õhurünnakutes Gaza sektorile sai pühapäeval surma vähemalt 18 palestiinlast, teatasid kohalikud meedikud. Rünnakud toimusid promisesamata USA presidendi Donald Trumpi teadaandele, et eelmise aasta relvarahuleppe elluviimisel on saavutatud oluline läbimurre.
Cairo (Agencies) – Israeli airstrikes on Gaza continued for a second consecutive day yesterday, killing at least 13 people, despite US President Donald Trump's announcement of significant progress in efforts to implement last year's ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Palestinian health officials said Israeli warplanes launched separate raids on Gaza City, Deir al-Balah, and Khan Younis, in the north, center, and south of the Gaza Strip, respectively. …
Israel continues deadly strikes on Gaza
Deadly Israeli airstrikes continued in Gaza for a second straight day on Sunday, with Israel's energy minister Eli Cohen saying there is no deal to halt strikes, despite U.S. President Donald Trump earlier announcing a breakthrough in efforts to implement the Gaza ceasefire agreement reached last year.
At least 18 people were killed today in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip,
Palestinians have been killed again in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza: 18 on Sunday, after seven people were also killed on Saturday. This is reported by news agency…
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