Israelis mark 7 October anniversary as talks on Gaza peace plan continue

The Israelis lasted two years since the attack on 7 October 2023, while negotiations continued in Egypt for the end of the war in Gaza.

The attack saw more than 1,200 people died and 251 people returned to Gaza as a hostage. It has been the most deadly day for Jews since the Holocaust.

According to the Ministry of Health operated by Hamas, Israel responded by launching a military attack that killed more than 67,000 people in Gaza. Their figures are seen as reliable by the UN and other international organs.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that Israel showed “miraculous flexibility” with “tremendous pain”.

Netanyahu said on Tuesday, “Blood thirsty enemies hit us hard, but they did not break us.” He said.

“The word of achieving all the goals of the war: the return of all the abducted, the elimination of the Hamas regime, and Gaza will no longer pose a threat to Israel”.

The UN Secretary António Guterres, who reminded Hamas’s attack on Southern Israel two years ago, said: “The horror of that dark day will be dried in the memories of all of us forever.”

He also called on all parties to accept US President Donald Trump’s peace plan and described it as a “historical opportunity to end this tragic conflict”.

The Israeli government delayed official monuments until October 16 after the end of the Jewish High Holiday season, but the events took place on Tuesday.

A commemoration ceremony was held for the Israelites who were killed in Hamas attack in Tel Aviv. Organized by families themselves, it was broadcast on Israeli television channels.

Hours ago, one minute silence was observed throughout the country.

Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas negotiation teams gathered in Sharm al-Sheikh, the Egyptian Red Sea facility for a second day for indirect talks to discuss the conditions of the proposal.

A senior Palestinian official BBC, who is familiar with negotiations, told the BBC that an evening tour consisting of indirect negotiations during the 19:00 Cairo (17:00 GMT).

The authority said that the morning session ended without concrete results, guaranteeing that the disputes on Israel’s withdrawal maps from Gaza and that Hamas did not continue to fight after the first stage of the agreement of Israel.

He added that the talks were “difficult and not yet producing a real breakthrough”, but he said that the mediators were working hard to narrow the gaps between the two sides.

Previously, a Palestinian authorized negotiations focused on five basic issues: a permanent ceasefire; The change of hostages by Hamas for prisoners from Palestinian prisoners and Gaza; The withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza; Regulations for humanitarian delivery; And the post -war region’s governance.

President Trump’s negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were expected to leave the United States this evening and come to Egypt on Wednesday.

“We have a chance to make an agreement and this will be a permanent agreement.” He said.

Early in Tel Aviv’s Hostage Square, 29 -year -old Hagar, who survived the attack on his brother Nova Music Festival, said that 378 people were killed and dozens of dozens of Hamas armed men – BBC said:

“We can breathe again when we see everyone at home again. Then we can start healing,” he added.

Apart from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Jerusalem, people met to show hostages to their families’ support. Israel said that 20 of 48 is believed to be alive in Gaza.

“We need to make every compromise to return home to the hostages to return home. But we want assurance that we will be safe.”

Opinion surveys constantly show that approximately 70% of the Israelis want the war to end in exchange for the release of hostages.

The mourning of the Nova festival came together to pay their respects.

From there, the Israelis air strikes and artillery explosion could be heard only a few kilometers away in Gaza, where the witnesses’ intense bombardment continued.

Air and artillery strikes were reported in the city of Gaza, in the early hours of Tuesday, in the Western Tal Al-Hawa, Rimal and Nasr neighborhoods and in the eastern neighborhood of Sheikh Radwan and the Shati Refugee camp in the northwest.

17-year-old son last year, the Israeli air strike, the displacement of the displacement Gaza City resident Emaan Al-Wahidi, “When the evening comes with fear comes with him,” he said.

“Me and my three children are afraid of air strikes. We sleep together all night, we hold each other, especially my youngest child to put his head all night.”

“We look at the news to see what happened every second. And I’m afraid that this ceasefire will not be completed and the war will return to us.”

Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, Gaza, Southern Al-Sabra in the neighborhood of the Israeli strike killed three in the afternoon, including the bodies of six people, he said.

Nasser Hospital in the city of South Khan Younis, two dead people were brought there, he said. Medical officials, one of them was killed by the Israeli forces looking for help to the south, he said.

UNICEF spokesman James Elder, mothers and wounded children Nasser’in how to “cover the corridor floor” and premature babies have to share a single bed or oxygen source.

“In one of the pediatric rooms, in a single bed, there were three babies and three mothers in one of the pediatric rooms, and mothers would turn oxygen for 20 minutes.” “This is the level of helplessness of mothers.”

Gaza Ministry of Health said that 25 of the 38 hospitals of the region are now out of service and the remaining 13 are only partially active.

In the meantime, the Israeli army said that a rocket was launched from Northern Gaza to Israel on Tuesday morning and that it triggered the sirens in Haasara. The bullet fell to the area and added that injury or damage was not reported.

International journalists have been banned by Israel from entering the Gaza Strip independently since the beginning of the war, making it difficult to verify from both sides.