Breaking News: Israel Strikes Gaza, Killing 24 Before Egypt Talks on Trump Ceasefire Plan
At least 24 Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops on Sunday, despite a call from US President Donald Trump for a pause in the offensive. The violence comes as both sides prepare for indirect negotiations in Egypt, where a possible agreement on ending the Gaza war may be reached based on Trump's 20-point ceasefire plan.
Timeline of Events
Sunday: Israel launches airstrikes in Gaza, killing at least 24 Palestinians.
Monday: Israeli delegation, led by top negotiator Ron Dermer, arrives in Sharm el-Sheikh for talks with Hamas.
Egypt hosts indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas to discuss a ceasefire and prisoner exchange.
Immediate Impact
The violence has sparked widespread condemnation from international leaders, with many calling for an immediate end to the fighting. The Palestinian Authority has also condemned the Israeli actions, urging the international community to intervene.
Background Context
Tensions in Gaza have been escalating over recent weeks, with both sides trading blows and neither willing to back down. Trump's 20-point ceasefire plan aims to address key issues such as a prisoner exchange, withdrawal of occupation forces, and economic aid for Gaza.
What Happens Next
The indirect negotiations in Egypt are set to begin on Monday, with hopes that a possible agreement can be reached. The talks will focus on implementing the terms of Trump's ceasefire plan, which includes a prisoner exchange and withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from Gaza. If successful, this could mark a significant step towards ending the conflict in Gaza.
Note: This article is based on confirmed information only and does not include speculative or unverified reports.
*This story is developing. Information compiled from Aljazeera reporting.*
