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A delegation from the Palestinian movement has arrived in Cairo to discuss the escalation of Israeli attacks, while Israel has announced that it has killed Hamas commander Alaa Al-Hadidi in the Strip.

Hamas rejects the international force provided for in the resolution, warns that the international mission is not neutral, violates Palestinian sovereignty and that resistance is a "legitimate right." Guterres says the resolution on Gaza must establish a ceasefire and calls for accuracy.

On Friday, the US mission to the UN issued a communiqué endorsing a draft Security Council resolution that will be voted on on Monday, citing a possible way to create a state in Palestine.

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This will allow dozens of Hamas militiamen to return to Gaza.

The exchange of bodies is taking place in an enclave full of destruction, as hospitals are collecting bodies in a disastrous state, where families must identify their dead, while the Israeli army has killed two other Palestinians, claiming that they have crossed the "yellow line."

On the other hand, Israel has returned 225 Gazatese bodies, many of them with signs of abuse and decomposition.

Israeli army attacks have killed five Gazans and wounded nine since Thursday, while Israel continues to block the identification of Palestine's bodies, preventing them from complying with the terms of the peace treaty.

"According to the Political Establishment Directive, and following the neutralization of terrorists in various attacks, the Army has resumed the implementation of the ceasefire," they stressed in a statement.

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According to Benjamin Netanyahu's government, the attacks are due to Hamas's violation of the ceasefire, which the Islamist group denies.

This decision comes shortly after the alleged attack on Israeli troops in the south of the Strip.

The Palestinian group attributes the delay in recovering the 13 bodies of the hostages to a lack of resources.

Israel has authorized the return of 11 Israelis who died in the midst of the Israeli army's attacks on the Gaza Strip while in the hands of the militias. 

In addition, the United States is preparing a UN resolution to deploy a multi-national force in Gaza.

PNV and PSE-EE support the resolution that has gone ahead, in which, among other things, trade relations call for respect for international human rights law and UN regulations, while the text presented by EH Bildu and Sintre, which called for the suspension of contracts by companies benefiting from occupation, has been rejected. 

Vice President JD Vance is in Israel with the goal of strengthening the peace plan, as Hamas and the Israeli Government accuse each other of breaking the agreement and the ceasefire is very weak. However, Vance has been optimistic and has acknowledged that Hamas's disarmament "will take some time."

The Rafah crossing will remain closed 'without deadlines', which means, among other things, that the European Union's humanitarian mission EUBAM Rafah is still unable to enter, although it was due to enter last week, as EU High Representative Kaja Kallas explained at a press conference.