Summary
Hamas has accused Israel of breaking a ceasefire agreement that started in October, claiming over 700 violations. Talks involving international mediators are ongoing to address these issues and plan the next steps, but significant challenges remain.
Key Facts
- Hamas says the ceasefire has been violated by Israel at least 738 times since October.
- The ceasefire involved an exchange of captives and partial withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
- Gaza's Ministry of Health reports Israeli attacks have killed at least 377 people since the ceasefire began.
- A United States official stated that while negotiations are advancing, major obstacles need to be addressed.
- An international stabilization force is expected to begin deployment in 2026.
- Discussions include forming a local police force in Gaza and ensuring humanitarian access.
- Israeli forces are supposed to withdraw completely from Gaza territory, according to the ceasefire plan.
- Recent Israeli military actions in Gaza include airstrikes and artillery attacks.
