The Israeli army stated in a statement that ‘its forces tried to distance the suspects, but they did not comply and continued to approach the forces, which fired to ward off the threat,’ asserting that ‘reports about some terrorists infiltrating the army site are not true,’ according to the statement. The Israeli army’s statement called on Gaza residents to follow its instructions and not to approach the forces deployed in the area.
Israeli Channel 12 reported that ‘the army killed three Palestinians who tried to approach its forces in Shuja’iyya, east of Gaza City,’ without providing further details. Meanwhile, Hamas stated that ‘Israel violated the ceasefire agreement by shelling, which resulted in several deaths.’
Egypt hosted a peace summit in Sharm El-Sheikh on Monday, led by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and U.S. President Donald Trump, with the participation of leaders and delegations from about 20 countries. Over two years of continuous Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, the medical sector, schools, universities, places of worship, infrastructure, and vital resources supporting life in the sector were destroyed. Fifteen vital sectors in Gaza were destroyed, and the attacks resulted in large numbers of deaths and injuries among Palestinian civilians.
The Gaza government media office announced, on the second anniversary of the start of the war on the Gaza Strip, that the Israeli army still controls more than 80% of the area and continues bombing despite ceasefire calls announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. The Israeli army targets areas crowded with civilian residents and displaced people.
Trump announced yesterday at a press conference during the Sharm El-Sheikh peace summit on Gaza, attended by several regional and international leaders, the signing of a ‘historic’ document to halt the war between Hamas and Israel, which he described as a step in the efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East.
