Summary
Thousands of Palestinians are returning to their homes in Gaza as a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas takes effect. Israeli forces are withdrawing from central Gaza, allowing people to move back to areas they previously fled from. The ceasefire is part of President Trump's plan to end the ongoing conflict, with aid supplies soon to arrive in Gaza.
Key Facts
- A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has started, allowing displaced Palestinians to return to their homes in Gaza.
- Israeli forces are pulling out from central regions of Gaza as part of the ceasefire agreement.
- Many families are moving back to Gaza City and nearby districts, although some areas remain under Israeli control for now.
- There are reports of increased activity by Israeli drones and fighter jets, with some attacks reported on returnees.
- The Israeli government and Hamas reached a ceasefire agreement, and Israeli captives will be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
- President Trump’s plan involves Israeli withdrawal from key urban centers while still controlling half of the Gaza territory.
- Aid supplies, including food and medicine, are being sent to Gaza to help those affected by the conflict.
- Many Palestinians remain in makeshift shelters, as their homes have been destroyed during the conflict.
