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Kushner, Sisi discuss Gaza ceasefire as Israeli strikes resume
There is a big peace plan to stop the fighting in Gaza.
Important leaders are meeting to talk about it.
Jared Kushner, who works for the US President, met with Egypt's leader to discuss the plan.
Other helpers met with leaders from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey.
The plan says the fighting should stop and Hamas should give up its weapons.
But Israel is still doing airstrikes in Gaza.
These strikes hurt some people, and one person died.
Hamas says Israel is not following the rules of the ceasefire.
The ceasefire stopped the big war but not all the fighting.
Leaders are trying to make everyone follow the plan so the war does not start again.
Trump envoys Jared Kushner and Nickolay Mladenov met Egyptian, Qatari and Turkish mediators in Cairo on Sunday to advance the US Gaza peace plan.
Kushner met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in El-Alamein to discuss implementing the Gaza ceasefire.
Israel resumed airstrikes in Gaza, targeting militants in Khan Younis and Nuseirat, injuring several Palestinians; one injured person later died.
Hamas leader Khalil Al-Hayya met Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad in Cairo to brief mediators on alleged Israeli ceasefire violations.
Israeli fire has killed more than 1,250 Palestinians in Gaza since the October ceasefire, while four Israeli soldiers were killed by militants, according to Israeli figures.
- Who
- US envoys Jared Kushner and Nickolay Mladenov, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Hamas leader Khalil Al-Hayya, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
- What
- Diplomatic push to implement the Gaza ceasefire and Trump's peace plan amid renewed Israeli airstrikes
- Where
- Cairo and El-Alamein, Egypt; Gaza (Khan Younis and Nuseirat)
- When
- Sunday, with a scheduled meeting with Netanyahu on Monday
- Why
- To advance the US peace plan calling for an end to military operations, Hamas disarmament, and Israeli troop withdrawal
Hamas and Palestinian perspective
Israel and US perspective
Ceasefire violations
Hamas and Palestinian perspective
Hamas says Israel is violating the ceasefire by continuing attacks and not withdrawing troops; implementation depends on Israel meeting its commitments.
Israel and US perspective
Israel resumed airstrikes targeting militants, concerned about Washington's demand to end targeted assassinations as Hamas rebuilds its forces.
Trump's peace plan
Hamas and Palestinian perspective
Hamas accepted the plan to prevent the war from restarting but insists Israel must fulfill its commitments first.
Israel and US perspective
Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu called the roadmap 'unacceptable' on August 9.
Key facts
- Ceasefire start
- October, halting the main phase of the two-year Gaza war
- Palestinian deaths since ceasefire
- More than 1,250, according to Palestinian authorities
- Israeli soldier deaths since ceasefire
- Four, according to Israeli figures
- Khan Younis strike
- Hit a tent encampment, injuring at least five Palestinians; one later died
- Nuseirat strike
- Hit an apartment, wounding several people
- Netanyahu stance
- Called Trump's roadmap 'unacceptable' on August 9
- US peace plan
- End military operations, Hamas disarm, Israeli withdrawal, new civilian Palestinian administration
Sources
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