Israel Defies Trump, Bombs Gaza Killing Seven Palestinians Including Two Children

Despite U.S. President Donald Trump's call for a ceasefire, Israel continued its military operations in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least seven Palestinians, including two children.

“In Pictures Israeli air strikes and shelling destroy homes – in defiance of Trump’s ceasefire call”

Al Jazeera

The New Indian Express reports that Israel's air strikes and artillery shelling destroyed 20 homes, with casualties occurring in Gaza City's Tuffah neighborhood and a drone strike on a tent in a displaced persons camp in Khan Yunis.

Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera confirms these attacks, noting that casualties were reported at al-Ahli Hospital, including four deaths and multiple injuries.

The Israeli military confirmed the attacks and warned of further strikes on Gaza City, defying Trump's ceasefire proposal.

The Israeli military's actions in Gaza have been met with international criticism as the attacks continue despite diplomatic efforts to broker peace.

Al Jazeera Net reports that Israeli forces conducted extensive air and artillery strikes across multiple areas in the Gaza Strip, causing numerous casualties, including children.

The New Indian Express

The New York Post highlights that Israeli civilian leadership instructed army generals to minimize military activity, yet the bombings persisted.

Countercurrents discusses the broader implications of Trump's peace initiative, noting that while a Palestinian group expressed willingness to negotiate, Israel's continued aggression undermines these efforts.

The ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza have caused significant destruction and loss of life.

“Gaza authorities on Saturday said Israel carried out dozens of air strikes and artillery shelling on Gaza City despite U”

Daily Sabah

Reports indicate systematic targeting of civilian areas during these operations.

Hürriyet Daily News states that Gaza's civil defense, operating under Hamas, struggled to reach casualties due to ongoing attacks and the presence of tanks.

The New Indian Express highlights the destruction of 20 homes and casualties in residential areas.

Arab News reports that airstrikes and shelling continued despite a ceasefire agreement accepted by Hamas.

The report emphasizes the significant destruction and casualties caused by Israel's actions.

The international community has reacted to the situation in Gaza with calls for an immediate ceasefire and a return to negotiations.

Sky News reports on the shift in U.S. policy under President Trump, who urged Israel to halt its military actions and seek an end to the war.

thenationalnews

The National News highlights the positive response from world leaders to the acceptance of Trump's peace plan by the group controlling Gaza, though it notes their request for more time and clarifications.

WMAL discusses the regional support for the ceasefire plan, with countries like Egypt and Qatar backing the initiative, while Iran opposes it.