Summary
Israeli air strikes continued in Gaza, despite U.S. President Donald Trump's request to stop the bombings. The attacks led to reports of destroyed homes and casualties, including deaths and injuries, in Gaza City and other areas. Trump had proposed a ceasefire plan with conditions including Hamas's disarmament and Israel's gradual withdrawal.
Key Facts
- Israel conducted multiple air strikes and artillery attacks on Gaza City.
- President Trump had asked Israel to stop the bombings after Hamas partly agreed to a ceasefire.
- Gaza's civil defence agency reported the destruction of 20 homes.
- Al-Ahli Hospital received casualties from strikes, with four reported deaths.
- A drone strike killed two children and injured eight others at a displacement camp in Khan Younis.
- Trump's ceasefire proposal included disarmament of Hamas and Israel's withdrawal.
- Hamas agreed to release captives but wanted to discuss specific terms related to the ceasefire.
