Israel launches attacks across Gaza one day after Hamas agrees to disarm
Israeli air attacks across Gaza killed at least two Palestinians and wounded at least 10 others, occurring hours after Hamas agreed to a draft peace deal involving phased disarmament matched by Israeli withdrawal. The agreement was drawn up by US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace.
Israeli military operations across Gaza resulted in casualties and injuries on the day following Hamas's acceptance of a proposed peace framework. According to Al Jazeera, the strikes killed a minimum of two Palestinians and left at least 10 others wounded. The timing of these attacks came shortly after Hamas signaled agreement to a draft peace agreement that had been developed by officials associated with US President Donald Trump's peace initiative. Under the terms of the proposed agreement, Hamas would undertake a phased disarmament process, with Israeli forces committing to a corresponding withdrawal from Gaza. The sequence of events—agreement followed by military action—underscores the fragile nature of ceasefire negotiations in the region.
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