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Vance Arrives in Israel, Visits US-Led Gaza Force Headquarters
Vice President JD Vance aims to secure lasting peace by reinforcing the US-brokered Gaza ceasefire as over 68,000 Palestinians have died in recent Israeli strikes, officials said.
- Trump dispatched his deputy and envoys to Israel to push for the second phase of his 20-point Gaza peace plan involving an interim Palestinian government, international force deployment, Israeli withdrawal, and Hamas disarmament.
- Israel's prime minister Netanyahu said Israeli forces had dropped 153 tonnes of bombs on Gaza in response to a Hamas ceasefire breach and would discuss security challenges with Vance during his visit.
- Hamas handed over the body of another deceased Israeli hostage to the Red Cross, out of 28 hostages held when the ceasefire began, while at least 68,216 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks since then, according to Hamas-run health ministry.
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