Gaza Strip
Israel halted offensive operations in Gaza overnight on Friday following Hamas’s response to a U.S. ceasefire proposal.
Jerusalem noted that while it sought to expedite proceedings for all roughly 500 protesters, some have obstructed the legal process.
The government has six weeks to reevaluate its license, but is unlikely to resume deliveries to the IAF.
Jerusalem is readying for “the immediate release of all hostages” from Gaza, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office announced.
The U.S. president said his Israel and Arab-backed deal “spares the lives” of remaining Hamas members and claimed more than 25,000 have already died.
After the latest activists are deported, the Freedom Flotilla Coalition says another flotilla is on its way to Gaza.
The projectiles landed in the area of a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution site, adjacent to the Morag Corridor.
“All the passengers are safe and in good health,” said the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
The Air Force also intercepted a drone launched at the Jewish state by Houthi terrorists in Yemen.
“Wikipedia continues to be a bigoted anti-Israel, anti-Jewish outlet and a thoroughly unreliable source,” Morton Klein, of the ZOA, told JNS.
Air-raid sirens sound in “Gaza Envelope” towns and social media videos show at least one interception over Kibbutz Alumim.
A senior Hamas official told the “BBC,” the terrorist group will likely reject the deal, citing demands to disarm and for an international stabilization force.
