Israel-Hamas war: IDF Resumes Combat in Gaza Strip, Urges Residents to Evacuate
Israel has resumed combat in the Gaza Strip as the weeklong truce with Hamas expired. Israeli fighter jets launched airstrikes in Gaza, while Israel dropped leaflets urging people to leave their homes, indicating a potential widening of the offensive. The resumption of hostilities complicates mediation efforts, and concerns remain for the approximately 140 hostages still in Gaza. Qatar, along with Egypt, is working to reach an agreement on restarting the ceasefire. The Israeli military released a map dividing Gaza into numbered parcels, preparing for possible evacuations. The renewed fighting has resulted in casualties on both sides, with Israel accusing Hamas of violating the truce and Hamas blaming Israel for rejecting their offers.
- Israel-Hamas war: Israel resumes combat in Gaza Strip as truce expires The Associated Press
- Gazans say IDF telling Khan Younis residents to move out as fighting resumes The Times of Israel
- Israel army publishes map it says advises Gazans of safe evacuation areas Reuters
- New IDF map splits Gaza into hundreds of zones; residents will be warned of active combat The Times of Israel
- Palestinians say IDF drops flyers in Khan Younis telling residents to move out The Times of Israel
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