Summary
Israel has increased its military control around Gaza City, warning residents to leave as it continues its operations against Hamas. Many people have died from Israeli attacks, and critical humanitarian aid operations have been disrupted. Meanwhile, Hamas is considering the response to a U.S. peace plan, which it may reject.
Key Facts
- Israel has tightened its military hold on Gaza City, extending control towards the coast.
- Israeli forces have warned Gaza residents to evacuate south or be considered as "terrorists or supporters."
- 45 people were reportedly killed by Israeli actions in Gaza City on Wednesday.
- The International Committee of the Red Cross had to pause its operations in Gaza City due to intensified military activities.
- Israel aims to dislodge Hamas from Gaza City, which it regards as Hamas's last major holdout.
- Under international law, civilians should be protected even amidst conflict, according to the ICRC.
- U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan is under consideration by Hamas but may be rejected.
- Humanitarian conditions in Gaza are worsening, affecting medical and aid provision.
