Plan for one-month Gaza truce makes progress as Israel hits Khan Younis

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Israel and Hamas are nearing a 30-day cease-fire agreement in the Gaza Strip that includes the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners of war, officials said, as Israel advances its offensive on the capital Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

Qatar, the United States, and Egypt have been conducting shuttle diplomacy since December 28 to bridge the gap between Israel and Palestinian armed groups over the framework for a moratorium on hostilities, and this has also led to the expansion of humanitarian aid to Gaza. It becomes possible. But the two countries remain at odds over how to permanently end the war in Gaza, with Hamas refusing to move forward until the issue is resolved, officials said.

The US State Department and White House, Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Egypt's National Intelligence Service did not respond to requests for comment. Meanwhile, Israeli forces pressed ahead with the siege of Khan Yunis, where hundreds of thousands of displaced people are seeking refuge, in the largest operation in a month.

Israeli tanks blocked the road from Khan Yunis to the Mediterranean coast on Tuesday, cutting off an evacuation route for civilians trying to reach Rafah on the southern tip of the Gaza Strip on the border with Egypt. The enclave was packed with 300,000 World War II soldiers, more than half of whom now live there. 4,444 4,444 Israeli forces killed more than 100 militants in the western city of Khan Yunis within 24 hours, military spokesman Maj. Gen. Daniel Hagari announced Tuesday evening. Israel said it had killed about 9,000 fighters in total. Reuters could not confirm this figure. On Monday, the Israeli military experienced its deadliest day in more than three months of conflict, with 24 soldiers killed in two incidents, bringing the death toll of Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip to 220 since late October. became. Hamas claimed responsibility for the rocket attack that killed 21 soldiers.

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