At least nine people have been killed by new Israeli bombings in Gaza
The attacks come after Hamas announced that it is ready to release all hostages. Hamas wants to negotiate Trump's plan to end the Israeli offensive in Gaza.
One dead in Gaza.
At least nine people have been killed inGaza City as a result of new Israeli bombings this Saturday. Donald Trump , announced by US President et a Hamas pending the implementation of the peace plan pending negotiation by the Palestinian Islamist movement.
Al Shifa Hospital has confirmed the death offour people as a result of a bombing in the Al Tuffah neighbourhood, in addition to the death of five others after an Israeli shell hit a\u00A0house in western Gaza.
It was also reported last night that two children were killed in an Israeli Done attack on a tent in Al Mawasi\u00A0 (Central Palestinian coast), according to sources from the Palestinian agency Sanad.
The same agency has reported further attacks by Israeli forces in recent hours in theneighbourhoods of Yarmuk, Al Nafaq and Ramzon Al Ghafri , as well as in Gaza Citywith the return of Palestinian families to these areas.
The attacks come after Hamas announced that it isready to release all hostages . Hamas would approve Trump's plan to end Israel's offensive on in Gaza, but has called for "immediate negotiations through intermediaries" to discuss "details" in this regard.
Following the Hamas note, the US President has called on Israel to stop its attacks inthe Gaza Strip, while Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has promised "to make progress in implementing the first phase of Trump's plan for the release of hostages," without providing further details.
The UN human rights rapporteurs, together with international organizations and more and more countries, have described the Israeli military offensive against Gaza as genocide, which has left morethan 66,000 people deadfollowing the Hamas attacks of 7 October 2023, including 20,000 children .
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