Summary
Israel killed at least eight Palestinians in Gaza as the United States announced a move to the second phase of a ceasefire deal with Hamas. This phase involves steps like demilitarizing Gaza and setting up a Palestinian administration. The situation remains tense with ongoing violence and political discussions.
Key Facts
- Israel conducted airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in at least eight Palestinian deaths, including a teenage boy.
- The Israeli military targeted a house and claimed a commander from Hamas's armed wing was among the dead.
- The United States declared the start of phase two of a ceasefire plan to end conflict between Israel and Hamas.
- This second phase includes Gaza's demilitarization and the establishment of a technocratic administration.
- An international force is set to secure Gaza and train local police, aiming to stabilize the region.
- A committee named the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza will manage local governance.
- A senior Hamas official has shown support for this committee, viewing it as positive progress.
- The ceasefire remains fragile, with violence continuing and international mediation efforts ongoing.
