Summary
Hamas says it provided the location of Israeli soldier Ran Gvili's remains in Gaza as part of a ceasefire agreement. Israel is conducting operations to retrieve the remains, which were taken to Gaza after Gvili was killed on October 7, 2023. Despite the ongoing unrest, the ceasefire is set to enter a new stage involving reconstruction and border crossing adjustments.
Key Facts
- Hamas handed over information about the remains of Israeli soldier Ran Gvili.
- Gvili was a noncommissioned officer in the Israeli police and was killed in Gaza.
- The ceasefire agreement requires returning captives and remains.
- Israel is searching for Gvili's remains in a cemetery in northern Gaza.
- US President Trump's peace proposal demands the return of captives.
- The ceasefire is moving into a new phase, which may include opening the Rafah border crossing.
- Ongoing Israeli military actions continue to affect Gaza, with reported casualties.
