Trump says ceasefire deal is near as Israeli strikes kill 138 Palestinians in Gaza
Summary
The Israeli military increased its attacks on Gaza while discussions for a possible 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas are ongoing. President Trump mentioned that a deal might happen soon if Hamas agrees, as Israel has shown willingness. Hamas has provided a positive response and wants negotiations to focus on a permanent end to the conflict and improved aid distribution.Key Facts
- Israeli military intensified strikes on Gaza, with 138 Palestinians killed and over 400 injured.
- President Trump stated a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas might be close, depending on Hamas' agreement.
- Hamas has expressed a willingness to negotiate and wants a permanent end to the conflict.
- Aid distribution in Gaza has been managed by a US-funded contractor, leading to chaotic and sometimes dangerous conditions.
- Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu are expected to discuss the ceasefire in Washington.
- The previous ceasefire in January ended after Israel conducted surprise airstrikes.
- The ceasefire talks include discussions about the return of Israeli hostages held in Gaza.
- Hospitals in Gaza are overwhelmed with patients due to the ongoing strikes.
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