Israel Was Presented With a Peace Deal in Gaza. It Bombed It the Next Day
Summary
A peace deal aimed at having the Palestinian group Hamas give up its weapons and Israel pull back from Gaza was announced by President Donald Trump's Board of Peace. However, Israel continued military strikes in Gaza, killing at least 18 people in one day, which has stalled hopes for peace and increased tensions in the region.Key Facts
- President Trump announced a peace deal involving Hamas disarming and Israel withdrawing forces from Gaza.
- Israel did not respond positively and continued airstrikes across Gaza shortly after the deal was made public.
- At least 18 people were killed in Gaza from Israeli attacks on a single Sunday, with ongoing violence since an earlier ceasefire in October 2025.
- The ceasefire, brokered by the U.S., Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, has not stopped Israeli strikes for nearly 10 months.
- Since the war began in October 2023, over 73,000 people have been killed in Gaza, with more than 4,000 injured since the ceasefire.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces upcoming elections and has continued military action against Hamas to secure what he calls “total victory.”
- The Israeli military claims strikes targeted Hamas and Islamic Jihad militant sites, including near a hospital in Gaza.
- Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey have urged Israel to stop bombing Gaza and comply with international law and ceasefire terms.
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