Israel orders evacuations in northern Gaza as Trump pushes for ceasefire
Israel ordered Palestinians to be released from the regions of Northern Gaza, as US President Donald Trump pushed for a cease -fire agreement.
Israeli military operations “intensifying and expanding to the west” people in the city of Gaza and Jabalia people in the neighborhoods of El-Mawasi’nın was told to move towards the coastal area.
The Ministry of Health operated by Hamas said that at least 86 people were killed as a result of Israeli attacks 24 hours ago on Sunday afternoon.
His parents were among those who were killed in the strike of the three children on the so-called “safe zone” of Al-Mawasi.
On Sunday, Trump reiterated calls “make an agreement in Gaza” and “take hostages back”.
On Saturday, Trump said that in Social, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in the process of negotiating with Hamas “currently”.
In the meantime, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Avichay Adrae said on Sunday that the Israeli army operates in Northern Gaza to “eliminate terrorists and terrorist infrastructure”.
Medical officials and inhabitants told Reuters that military bombings in Gaza have increased and destroyed several houses in the early hours of Sunday.
Gaza’s Civil Defense Agency, operated by Hamas, told news organizations that only 23 people were killed on Sunday.
Medical officials said that five people were killed in Israeli air strike, and that a person in Al -Mawasi near Khan Younis, the southern city of a region where a region was told to evacuate to people in the north, was killed.
Five members of the Maarouf family, including three children, were killed.
“They bombed us while we were sleeping on the ground.” He said. “We didn’t do anything wrong. My children were killed and the rest is in intensive care.”
His father, Zeyad Abu Maarouf Reuters told Israel to go to Al-Mawasi a month before the family came to the “safe zone”.
BBC contacted the Israeli army to comment.
Increasing military action comes with new efforts to end the war and release the rest of Hamas’s hostages.
On Thursday, a senior HAMAS official said that BBC intermediaries intensified the efforts of making a new ceasefire and hostage release agreement in Gaza, but negotiations with Israel stopped.
Qatar mediators said that they could help make an agreement after a ceasefire that ends the 12 -day conflict between the countries between Israel and Iran.
Trump said he had previously hoped that the ceasefire in Gaza could be accepted next week.
In March, when Israel started new strikes in Gaza, a two -month ceasefire collapsed. He said he wanted to put pressure on Hamas to release his hostages.
Israel also brought a total blockade to the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza at the beginning of March, which partially alleviated that half a million people face hunger after 11 weeks following the pressure from the US allies and warnings from global experts.
This partial mitigation included Israel’s creation of the US and Israeli aid group (GHF) after accusing Hamas of Hamas of helping. Hamas rejected it.
GHF’s aid system is condemned by UN agencies. The Palestinians seeking help had repeated murder and injuries.
Juliette Touma, Communication Director of the Palestinian Refugees Agency, told BBC that the new mechanism is a “killing area”. He said that the regular distribution of aid can only be done through the UN and other humanitarian institutions.
GHF boss Johnnie Moore Previously BBC World Service Newshour He did not refuse deaths near the aid areas, but “100% of these losses are attributed to proximity to GHF,” he said, and this is “not true”.
The previous ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, which began on January 19, would have three stages, but did not pass the first stage.
The second stage included a permanent ceasefire, the return of living hostages in Gaza in exchange for the Palestinians imprisoned in Israel, and the withdrawal of Israeli forces completely from Gaza.
Trump asked for the release of corruption charges against Netanyahu and described the trials as “political witch hunt” that delayed cease -fire negotiations.
On Sunday, an Israeli court accepted the request for delay by the Israeli Prime Minister for a week of delay.
In 2019, Netanyahu was accused of a violation of bribery, fraud and trust.
At the beginning of the week, Israel Opposition leader Yair Lapid Trump “should not intervene In the legal process of an independent state “.
Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to Hamas’ attack on October 7, 2023, and about 1,200 people were killed and 251 people were hostage.
According to the Ministry of Health operated by Hamas of the region, 56,500 people have been killed in Gaza since then.
