Summary
The Israeli military has told Palestinians in northern Gaza to move south, saying the area is still a combat zone, despite a partial ceasefire agreement with Hamas. U.S. President Donald Trump urged Israel to stop bombing the enclave, but tensions and military actions continue. Hamas has agreed to parts of a U.S. ceasefire plan, but further discussions are needed.
Key Facts
- The Israeli military warns that northern Gaza, including Gaza City, is still a combat zone.
- Residents are advised to move south via Rashid Street, the coastal route.
- Southern Gaza is crowded with displaced Palestinians hoping to return north.
- Since August, there have been over 400,000 movements from northern to southern Gaza.
- The Israeli army has been conducting aerial attacks, with at least 20 people killed recently.
- Hamas accepted parts of the U.S. ceasefire plan but further negotiations are necessary.
- Israeli forces have shifted to primarily defensive operations, but tensions remain.
- The situation in Gaza continues to cause significant humanitarian challenges.
