Dozens Killed In Gaza Despite Trump’s Call For Israel To Halt Bombing

CAIRO/GAZA, October 4 (Reuters)-Local health officials, Israel’s Israel’s two-year war of the two-year war under the plan to give a free hostage in response to the report to stop bombing in response to the need to stop bombing, said dozens of killing in Gaza on Saturday.

With the ceasefire talks that will start in Egypt next week, Trump said on Saturday that Israel accepted the “first withdrawal line ındaki in Gaza on the social platform on Saturday and“ Hamas would be effective immediately when Hamas approved ”. At least 36 people died in bombings and air strikes in the Palestinian settlement, which was destroyed to stop Israel late on Friday, on Friday.

Eighteen people were killed in sporadic events, including children, 18 people were killed, including children, and injured in an Israeli strike in a house in Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza. The attack damaged several nearby buildings.

Israel said that it targeted a Hamas militant that pose a threat to its troops in the region and that the lost reports were reviewed.

The Soldier said, “He regrets any damage causing non -settled civilians and is trying to reduce them as much as possible to harm civilians who do not participate,” he said.

Hamas, said in a statement, referring to the Israeli Prime Minister, “the bombing and massacres of the occupation of Netanyahu’nun Netanyahu’s lies in reducing military operations against civilians,” he said.

On Saturday, Trump said he appreciated Israel that he was “temporarily stopped bombing, and called on the Palestinian militant group Hamas to move forward to his plan.

“I will not tolerate the delay that many of them will be or any of Gaza threatened again. Let’s handle it, fast. Everyone will be fair!” Trump said the truth socially.

Hamas received a pleasant response from Trump on Friday, saying that he accepted some important parts of the 20 -point peace proposal, including the withdrawal of Israel, the withdrawal of Israel and the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners. However, the group was subjected to some problems that were subject to more negotiations and whether they were willing to be disarmed, as a fundamental demand to end the war from Israel.

Trump later released on Saturday: “After the negotiations, Israel accepted the first withdrawal line we showed and shared to Hamas.”

After accepting this, Hamas said that the ceasefire would come into force: “The hostages and prisoner stock exchange will begin and we will create conditions for the next retreat stage.” Did not detail.

There was no immediate approval from Israel, which showed little willingness to significantly withdraw their forces. Hamas did not respond immediately to the request for more comments.

Before Trump’s post, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement on television that the first stage of the plan would release Hamas’s hostages and that the Israeli forces “continued to keep all of the control areas in the depths of the lane”.

A White House official said he sent Trump’s ambassadors Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Egypt to conclude the technical details of the pledge version and discuss a permanent peace agreement.

The country’s Foreign Ministry said Egypt will host delegations from Israel and Hamas on Monday.

Netanyahu said that the intention of Israel and the United States is to limit negotiations to a few days.

Netanyahu, while the Israeli army remained deep in Gaza, said that he hoped to announce the return of the prisoners during the Jewish holiday, which lasted between 6-13 October.

Netanyahu said that Hamas would be disarmed and that Gaza would be horrified in the second stage of Trump’s plan.

Trump’s plan sees that the army was withdrawn around Gaza at the end of the army, but never regulates the framework.

The Prime Minister spoke to tens of thousands of people climbing the streets in Tel Aviv to support an agreement to end the war. Hamas’s reaction to the plan, since its creation in 1948, has made optimistic statements from world leaders who ended the most deadly conflict containing Israel and wanted the release of Israelis.

Another possible support for the hope of peace came with a supportive statement from the Iranian -backed Palestinian Islamic Jihad Group, which is smaller than Hamas.

In addition, the hostage group approved Hamas’s reaction on Saturday. Hamas’s stance can raise the spirit of Ghazans, which follows a ceasefire effort by creating a humanitarian crisis and displaced by millions of people when Israeli strikes hit the lane in the last two years.

Some Palestinians expressed the fear that Netanyahu, who presided on the right -wing government in Israel’s history in the history of Israel, will eventually withdraw from any plan to end the war.

Jamal Shihada, the resident of Jerusalem, said, “The important thing is that Netanyahu does not sabotage it, because Netanyahu will not participate like Hamas accepts it,” he said.

The Israeli media reported that the country’s political level instructs the army to reduce aggressive activities in Gaza.

Trump has invested significant political capital to end the war, which was increasingly isolated by allied Israel. Trump said he believed that Hamas was “ready for a permanent peace ve on Friday and called Netanyahu’s government to stop air strikes in Gaza.

At home, the Prime Minister was caught between the increasing pressure from the pledge families and the war tired people to end the war, and the coalition’s Hardline members insist that Israel should not be allowed in Gaza’s campaign in Gaza.

Extreme right -hand Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said that the stopping of attacks on Gaza in X was a “serious mistake ..

After October 7, 2023, Israel began to attack Israel under the leadership of Hamas and attack Israel, where 251 hostage. Israel says there are 48 hostages, 20 of which are alive.

According to Gaza Health officials, Israel’s campaign killed more than 67,000 people, most civilians in Gaza.

(Mohammed Torokman, Mussa Qawasma, Pesha Magid, Rami Amichay, Alexander Cornwell and Maer Hatem; Michael Georgy and Matt Spetalnick;