‘Get away immediately from the Gaza town” This is the mandate to the Palestinian civilians, announced early this morning by Israeli army spokesman Arabica Andrai, adding that dynamic operations in the region are in the near future.

Throughout the night, the bombings continued in various parts of the city of Gaza, resulting in a multi -storey building collapsing, where, according to the Israeli army, it was housed in its head center. Hamas. On the other hand, the Palestinian organization continues to call on the inhabitants of the city of Gaza not to abandon it and defend their homes, threatening that if they do not stay, they will face consequences. However, a significant number of residents of the city of Gaza continue to move further south, to the coastal humanitarian zone of Al-Mauasi, obeying Israeli orders. However, as state -owned Israeli television reports, citing military sources, the percentage of residents who abandoned the northern part of the enclave does not exceed 10% – which concerns staffs who run the forthcoming Gaza occupation operation.

Trump proposal: Hamas has second thoughts

Meanwhile, although yesterday’s Palestinian attack on Jerusalem has temporarily put on the sidelines of news the recent mobility caused by the Trump proposal for a truce, diplomatic backstage contacts have not stopped.

According to Reuters, according to his private contacts in Doha yesterday with representatives of the Hamas political part, Catalian Prime Minister Al-Thani allegedly pressured the organization to clearly state that he is accepting new US proposals. However, Saudi media reports that Hamas begins to have second thoughts. Its executives are said to express the view that, what the US proposes, “hide a lot of traps” and that, in addition to President Trump’s personal commitment, additional guarantees must be introduced, not only for the end of the war, but also for the gradual universal departure of the Israeli troops. Indeed, according to the same sources, in an attempt to ‘balance’ the framework of the truce agreement proposed by Donald Trump, Hamas allegedly promoted the thought of releasing a significant number of living hostages on the first day of the truce, but the rest of the hostages.

Commenting on this information, relaying yesterday in Israeli media, government officials of the Netanyahu environment, speaking on state Israeli television, expressed the view that, in the end, Hamas “is probably not willing to work together”.