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Israel Withdraws Thousands of Troops from Gaza Amid Ceasefire Talks
Mediators Express Optimism After Days of Verhandlungen
Intensive Fighting Resumes as Ceasefire Efforts Falter
Amidst ongoing ceasefire negotiations, Israel has withdrawn thousands of troops from the Gaza Strip. Military officials stated the move is part of an adjustment strategy.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is scheduled to issue a ruling on Friday, which could potentially influence the conflict's trajectory.
Mediators have struck a hopeful note following two days of ceasefire talks, but the situation remains volatile.
Ceasefire Efforts and Tensions
- Israel claims to have surrounded Gaza City and divided Gaza.
- Israel insists it targeted a Hamas commander, while Hamas denies the claim.
- Hamas' top military commander's fate remains uncertain after an Israeli airstrike.
- Israel closed the Kerem Shalom crossing after a Hamas mortar attack killed four Israeli soldiers.
- Iran warns of retaliatory attacks if Israel's campaign in Gaza continues.
- Palestinians flee Khan Younis as Israeli forces advance.
Despite the withdrawal of troops, intense fighting has resumed, raising concerns about the effectiveness of ceasefire efforts.