Summary
Palestinian factions, including Hamas, stated that decisions about Gaza's future governance should be made internally by Palestinians. A ceasefire has started in Gaza, with agreements in place for aid to reach the area. President Trump proposed a plan for international oversight, but its future role remains uncertain.
Key Facts
- Palestinian factions like Hamas reject foreign control over Gaza's governance.
- A ceasefire in Gaza has taken effect, allowing people to start returning home.
- President Donald Trump proposed a "Board of Peace" to oversee Gaza's governance, which includes international figures.
- The agreement ensures that at least 600 aid trucks will enter Gaza daily.
- Displaced Palestinians are returning, with efforts to clear debris and rubble underway.
- The ceasefire calls for the removal of rubble as a first step toward rebuilding.
- The Palestinian Civil Defence reported retrieving dozens of bodies in Gaza City after the truce started.
- Humanitarian aid will be distributed by UN agencies, avoiding previously controversial methods.
