Gaza Strip
The Israeli prime minister called U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to temporarily resettle Gazans while the coastal enclave is rebuilt as “the first fresh idea in years.”
Israeli forces in Gaza fired at vehicles and individuals who posed a risk, the army has said.
Israel’s Coordinator for the Hostages and the Missing has reportedly raised objections with mediators regarding the poor physical condition of released hostages.
The Iranian-backed operatives operated in a “strategic weapons manufacturing site,” the Israeli military said.
The redeployment was conducted as part of the implementation of the truce struck with Hamas in January.
Meanwhile, Trump said there was “no rush” to push forward the voluntary departure of Palestinians.
Eli Sharabi grew up in Tel Aviv, but as an adult, he fell in love with Kibbutz Be’eri and made it his home until he was kidnapped by Gazan terrorists.
Before their release, Hamas paraded the hostages in front of a raucous crowd of Palestinians in central Gaza’s Deir al-Balah.
Israeli delegation heads to Qatar without senior officials, raising concerns about negotiations for second phase of deal.
Months of attack and retreat in Gaza, of rockets, terror attacks, missiles and terrorist releases, have changed what is acceptable to the mainstream.
The U.S. secretary of state seconded the president’s idea that the Gazans should be relocated, at least temporarily.
The Shi’ite terrorist group continues to violate the conditions of the ceasefire.
