"Israeli Military Presents Plan to Evacuate Gaza's Population Amid Cease-Fire and Hostage Negotiations"

Jordan's King Abdullah warned against Israel's proposed invasion of Rafah in Southern Gaza as negotiations continue for a cease-fire and a deal to exchange hostages for prisoners. The U.S. and Israeli officials have outlined a potential deal that could halt the war for six weeks and lead to the release of hostages, but obstacles remain, including the release of female Israeli soldiers held by Hamas. Meanwhile, humanitarian concerns persist in Gaza, with reports of aid shortages and severe malnourishment among children. In the West Bank, the Palestinian Authority prime minister resigned, potentially impacting future governance in Gaza. Additionally, a U.S. Air Force service member died after setting himself on fire in protest of U.S. policy towards the conflict.
- Israel plans for invasion of Rafah as cease-fire and hostage negotiations continue PBS NewsHour
- Biden hopes cease-fire, hostage deal to pause Israel-Hamas war can take effect by next Monday The Associated Press
- Israeli military presents plan for evacuating Gaza’s population from ‘fighting areas’ CNN
- Netanyahu says hostage deal will delay Rafah operation Axios
- IDF: Hamas is keeping hostages in Rafah, Sinwar is a dead man The Jerusalem Post
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