Israel-Gaza War: Israeli attacks on Gaza amid ceasefire efforts, 72 dead; Trump said this:

News Topical, Digital Desk : 72 people were killed on Saturday in Israeli attacks in Gaza amid ceasefire efforts. Of these, 12 people were killed in a refugee camp near the Palestine Stadium in Gaza City where they were living after being left homeless. These people were killed when US President Donald Trump has expressed the possibility of a ceasefire in Gaza next week.

We are working for peace in Gaza: Trump

Trump said, we are working for peace in Gaza. It is learned that Israel's strategic affairs minister Ron Dermer will visit Washington next week to talk about ceasefire and he will talk to top officials of the Trump administration.

Since the ceasefire broke down in March this year, continuous efforts have been made to stop the fighting in Gaza but they have not been successful. During this time, Israeli army attacks also continued there in which several thousand people have been killed.

50 Israeli civilians still remain hostage in Gaza

There are still 50 Israeli citizens held hostage in Gaza, but only 25 of them are likely to be alive. On October 7, 2023, Palestinian fighters attacked Israeli cities and brutally killed about 1,200 people and kidnapped more than 250 people and held them hostage. After that, Israel declared war and started attacking Gaza.

More than 56,000 Palestinians have been killed

So far more than 56 thousand Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks and most of the buildings in Gaza have been destroyed in the bombing. To put pressure on Hamas for the release of the hostages, Israel stopped the supply of food items and other essential goods to Gaza for about three months.

There were several incidents of firing on Palestinians

This month, when limited supplies were allowed, there were several incidents of firing on Palestinians who came to distribution centers. So far about 200 Palestinians have been killed in these incidents.