At least eight killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza after Hamas agree disarmament deal
Summary
At least eight people were killed in Israeli air strikes on Gaza, including attacks on homes in several cities. The strikes happened days after Hamas agreed to a plan to give up their weapons to a US-led peace board, but Israel remains doubtful about Hamas fully disarming.Key Facts
- Israeli military aircraft carried out strikes in Gaza City, Khan Younis, and Deir el-Balah, killing at least eight people.
- The Israel Defense Forces said they targeted Hamas militants and killed two commanders.
- Hamas agreed to a disarmament plan involving handing over weapons to a US-led Board of Peace.
- Israel’s Energy Minister said no deal has stopped attacks and suggested full Israeli control over Gaza if Hamas does not disarm.
- The peace plan includes removing Israeli troops, rebuilding Gaza, and storing Hamas’ heavy weapons under oversight.
- Over 1,100 Palestinians have died since a ceasefire began last October.
- The disarmament process depends on Israel meeting its commitments under the ceasefire.
- A Palestinian National Committee, trusted by Hamas, is expected to manage the stored weapons but has not yet entered Gaza.
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