Gaza, Israel and Hamas
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The terror group has already killed dozens of people across Gaza following the IDF's partial withdrawal. Explosions resulting from violent confrontations between Hamas and groups the terror organization has labeled "wanted and outlawed” were heard east of Gaza City on Tuesday morning,
U.S. envoys met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday aiming to corral Israel and Hamas to get the Gaza ceasefire plan back on track after an explosion of violence over the weekend that threatened to derail the week-old truce.
Activists on board the Global Sumud Flotilla said they heard explosions and saw drone attacks late on Tuesday.
Explosions were seen on Gaza's skyline overnight into Friday (10 October) as Israel's cabinet approved the “outline” of a peace deal. A brief statement from Benjamin Netanyahu's office said the Cabinet approved the “outline” of a deal to release the hostages.
We are witnessing these psychological operations first-hand, right now, but we will not be intimidated,” Global Sumud Flotilla said in a statement.
Aboard the plane were several members of the press who had attended the peace summit in Egypt, where the signing of the Gaza peace agreement took place. President Donald Trump and leaders of Egypt, Qatar and Turkey were in attendance, following the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, per Corriere della Sera.