Israel Massacres 46 Palestinians in Gaza Despite Trump’s Ceasefire Call

The Israeli military has killed at least 46 Palestinians, including children, in a series of airstrikes across the Gaza Strip.

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These attacks occurred despite a call from former U.S. President Donald Trump for an immediate ceasefire.

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The strikes targeted residential areas in Gaza City, the Nuseirat refugee camp, and Khan Younis, causing significant casualties and destruction of homes and infrastructure.

Israeli forces used remote-controlled robots to demolish buildings while maintaining control with drones and tanks.

This escalation comes amid reports of ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire and prisoner exchange.

Hamas has shown willingness to cooperate with parts of Trump's peace plan, though it has not agreed to disarm.

The humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire, with over 67,000 Palestinians killed since October 2023, mostly women and children.

The United Nations and rights groups have warned that Gaza is becoming uninhabitable due to starvation and disease.

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Despite these warnings, Israeli airstrikes continue, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.

The international community, including the UN and WHO, has called for a ceasefire and humanitarian aid to stop the bloodshed and aid reconstruction.

However, Israeli military operations persist, with far-right Israeli politicians opposing any peace plan that allows the militant group to remain in power after a hostage release.

Negotiations for a ceasefire and prisoner exchange are ongoing, with former President Trump sending envoys to Egypt to finalize details.

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Hamas has accepted key parts of Trump's 20-point peace plan, including Israel's withdrawal from Gaza and prisoner releases, but has not agreed to disarm.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed ongoing negotiations, emphasizing Hamas's demilitarization as essential.

However, Hamas has condemned continued Israeli attacks, accusing Netanyahu of lying about halting offensives and calling for international intervention.

The international response to the situation in Gaza is varied, with some countries supporting the ceasefire and others expressing skepticism.

European leaders have cautiously supported the ceasefire and humanitarian aid, emphasizing a two-state solution.

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Turkey has praised the readiness of the Palestinian group for peace, while South Africa has called for the release of Palestinian prisoners.

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has urged all parties to pursue a ceasefire and a long-term solution.

However, Israeli forces continue military operations, including arrests and deportations of aid activists, despite de-escalation talks.