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Following the incident in southern Gaza in which Hamas terrorists attacked an IDF unit, the visits of US Special Envoy Witkoff today and Vice President Vance on Tuesday have taken on increased urgency.
The Israeli Air Force carried out airstrikes against terrorist targets in the Rafah area in response to ceasefire violations by Hamas, amid ongoing firefights between IDF forces and terrorists.
Israel and the US are working to advance a pilot reconstruction plan in Gaza, involving the construction of schools, clinics, public buildings, and civilian infrastructure funded by the international community. The initiative aims to encourage residents of Hamas-controlled areas to relocate to the newly rehabilitated zones.
A stream of senior US officials is on its way to Israel in a bid to prevent the collapse of the next phase of President Donald Trump’s Gaza plan. Envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to arrive Sunday, attempting to mediate over the issue of deceased hostages. Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to arrive Tuesday for his first visit to Israel in office.
Arab and American sources have confirmed that the Sunni axis, which also includes Bahrain, has warned the White House that the Trump Gaza plan is in danger of falling apart. “As long as Hamas retains its weapons, we will not continue with the process,” the message states.
The IDF has released dramatic new footage of Yahya Sinwar moments after he was killed, lying among the rubble with hundreds of shekels on him.
About the moment of abduction, he wrote, "I focus and concentrate on one mission: my survival and return home. There is no more regular Eli. From now on, I am Eli the survivor."
Israeli security expert warns machinery deployed for debris removal could help Hamas rebuild terror infrastructure.
Israeli accusations focus on Hamas' inadequate hostage returns, generating significant domestic anger and prompting Israeli authorities to inform the UN that Gaza humanitarian aid shipments will face reductions or delays.
Erdoğan has authorized the deployment of 81 search and rescue technicians to Gaza following the peace agreement reached at the leaders' summit in Egypt.
