Israel’s deadly Gaza strikes cast more doubt on ceasefire progress days after Kushner visit
The strikes hit a police headquarters, a cafe and a Hamas commander as mediators warned the violence could derail ceasefire efforts.
- On Monday, Envoy Jared Kushner met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to revive the stalled Gaza peace plan, urging him not to create obstacles in implementing the Trump administration's framework.
- The Trump administration's proposed peace plan envisions phased Gaza withdrawal and governance transfer to a technocratic committee, but Israel insists on full disarmament before any troop pullback, creating a central sticking point.
- During talks in Cairo, Kushner characterized discussions with Hamas as 'very, very good,' though he acknowledged the difficulty of trusting the group despite their commitments to disarm.
- Facing domestic pressure ahead of elections, Netanyahu reportedly resists U.S. requests to reduce military strikes in Gaza, complicating diplomatic efforts to advance the peace framework.
- Despite a ceasefire in place since October, near-daily Israeli strikes continue claiming lives, with at least 1,260 killed since the truce began, undermining stabilization efforts.
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Gaza death toll rises as 10 Palestinians killed in last 24 hours
Gaza death toll rises as 10 Palestinians killed in last 24 hours At least 10 Palestinians have been killed and another 25 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza in the last 24 hours, the enclave's health ministry is reporting. The ministry said in a statement that Gaza hospitals had received the casualties, but did not outline the circumstances surrounding them. It added that further victims remain trapped under rubble, with emergency crews unable …
Nine people, including a child, were killed in an Israeli strike on the Gaza City municipal police headquarters, Gaza Strip health authorities said on Wednesday.
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