At least 27 Palestinians killed as Trump peace proposal raises questions

When local hospitals were asked questions about US President Donald Trump’s peace plan that could pause the war in Gaza for about two years, at least 27 Palestinians were killed in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday.

Hamas announced that he would review the proposal with group members and other Palestinian factions before making a decision.

Although the proposal ends the struggle in the lane and guarantees the flow of humanitarian aid and promises a restructuring, the Palestinian militant group will need to be disarmed, while more than 2 million Palestinians will be under control for the predictable future.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supports the plan and several leaders of the Arab countries applauded it.

Palestinians Suffer in Peace Plan

Careful of many Palestinian proposals in the coastal settlement where the war has shredded.
Umm Mohammed, a historical teacher protected with his family in Gaza, said to Associated Press, “They want to impose their own peace.” “In fact, this is not a peace plan. This is a delivery plan. It makes us back to colonial times.”
Mahmud Abu Baker, a Palestinian displaced from Rafah, said the proposal preferred Israel and applied all his demands without compromising.
“(Proposal) says that as Palestinians, as Arabs, we are not entitled to rule ourselves and that the whites will rule us.” He said.

In Israel, in the occupied West Bank, some Palestinians accused Netanyahu and Trump of trying to solve them without any input from the people in Gaza.

Nablus resident Mohammad Shahin said, “They turned into a joke. They acted as if they had the whole world, deciding things as they wanted, analyzed and divided them.” He said.

Despite the suspicion, Israel Bank in Trump

The Israelis visited a monument for the music festival where 364 people were killed during the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 and expressed skepticism that the proposal could pause the war.

Amit Zander, who was killed at the festival, said that Trump was the only one who has enough power to make an agreement. “Everyone holds their hopes (Trump) … He’s up to Hamas. Israel wants it, and beyond that, it’s not in our hands anymore.”

Adi Nissim, who visited the monument on Tuesday, said, “Absolutely an effort to change something, but all the time was made during this war, and the change hasn’t really happened, so I think everything was in the air.” He said.

More than two dozens of Palestinians killed

According to local hospitals, at least 27 Palestinians were killed on Tuesday morning.

In the Israeli-controlled corridor Netzarim, which divides North and South Gaza into two, North and South Gaza, which divided the North and South Gaza into two, were killed and 33 injured.

Separately, at least two Israeli attacks killed 10 people on the tents in the Muwasi region, which was previously seen as a safe zone by the Israeli army. Al Aqsa Hospital, seven people, Gaza’s expanding attack at the beginning of this month escaped from Gaza City, Israel’s expanding attack was killed to escape, he said. The other three were members of the same family: according to the Nasser Hospital, seven -month pregnant wife and children were killed when an air strike hit the tent in the west of Khan Younis.

The Israeli Army did not comment on fire or strikes, saying that their troops had killed several armed militants and that more than 160 Hamas infrastructure targets, including weapons storage facilities and observation tasks in the last 24 hours.

Hamas is believed to have 48 hostages that are believed to be alive in Israel. The militant group previously demanded that Israel to end the war and to withdraw the entire Gaza as part of a permanent ceasefire.

In his daily report, the Gaza Ministry of Health said that the death fee exceeded 66,000 and was injured about 170,000 since the war began.

The ministry, which is a part of the administration directed by Hamas, does not distinguish between civilians and militants, but said that women and children are about half of the dead. The figures are seen as a reliable prediction by the UN and many independent experts. Israel accuses Hamas of hiding his military infrastructure in civilian regions.

Israel’s attack has destroyed the large areas of Gaza, and a disaster has changed about 90% of the population between a humanitarian crisis, and experts say Gaza City is experiencing famine.