Summary
Israeli strikes in Gaza have resulted in at least 13 Palestinian deaths, as Hamas considers a peace proposal from U.S. President Donald Trump. The proposal, accepted by Israel, involves Hamas disarming and releasing hostages in exchange for ending the conflict, but it does not provide for Palestinian statehood. Meanwhile, humanitarian efforts continue amid ongoing violence.
Key Facts
- Israeli strikes killed at least 13 Palestinians in Gaza overnight.
- Hamas is reviewing a peace plan from U.S. President Trump that requires them to disarm and release hostages.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has accepted the proposal.
- The plan does not include a path to Palestinian statehood, which has raised concerns.
- Qatar and Egypt are acting as mediators in the negotiations.
- An activist aid flotilla aimed at breaking Israel's blockade was intercepted by Israel.
- Over 66,200 Palestinians have died, and nearly 170,000 have been injured during the conflict.
- Israel has urged Palestinians to leave Gaza City, warning that those remaining will be considered militants.
