Eleven killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, rescuers say
Summary
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed eleven Palestinians, according to local officials. The strikes were reportedly in response to ceasefire breaches by Hamas. Both sides have blamed each other for breaking the ceasefire, in effect since 10 October 2023.Key Facts
- Eleven Palestinians died in Israeli strikes on Gaza on Sunday morning.
- The Israeli military said the strikes targeted Hamas due to ceasefire violations.
- Six people died in a northern Gaza tent encampment, and five in the southern part.
- Since the ceasefire began on 10 October, at least 600 Palestinians have reportedly died.
- The Board of Peace, announced by US President Donald Trump, aims to create an international force to secure Gaza's borders.
- An Indonesian force of 8,000 is set to deploy to Gaza as part of the ceasefire plan.
- The conflict began with a Hamas-led attack on Israel on 7 October 2023, resulting in about 1,200 Israeli deaths.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed Iran’s nuclear program with US President Trump in Washington.
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