The Israel hit today Gauze According to local authorities, after the call of the US president Donald Trump to end bombing. According to the US president, the Hamas He is ready for peace, agreeing to the liberation of hostages and accepting some other terms of the US plan to end the war. Six people throughout the Gaza Strip were killed by the Israeli fire, according to local authorities. Four people were killed in one house in the city of Gaza, while another two other people were killed in Han Juni, in the south, according to health services and local authorities.

BBC correspondent Rushdi Abualouf spoke on his part of three separate air strikes that hit Gaza this morning. As he notes, the city of Gaza has received three separate air strikes in the morning, one of which has caused a person’s death and the injury of several others, according to medical sources at Al-Shifa Hospital. The first attack was aimed at a group of residents near the Al-Nasr school as they were trying to control their homes. The attack was carried out by an Israeli helicopter. The second attack hit Al-Jalaa Street, between the Zaharna and Ghafri areas, but without reporting victims. The third air raid was carried out by Israeli warplanes near the Hamid roundabout at the intersection with Al-Nasr Street. Details of victims or damage remain unclear. Meanwhile, Israeli vehicles and drones continued to attack, while firearms were hit by buildings in areas where the army operates.

The Arabic spokesman for the Israeli army issued a warning to the residents of the city of Gaza on Saturday, saying the area remains a “dangerous” battle zone. In a post on X, he urged residents to avoid moving north of the area or approach areas where the army is active.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced early today that Israel is preparing for a “immediate implementation” of the first stage of Trump’s Plan for Gaza, regarding the liberation of Israeli hostages, following Hamas’ response.

Shortly afterwards, Israeli media reported that Israel’s political leadership has instructed the Armed Forces to reduce their aggressive actions in Gaza.

‘Hamas is ready for constant peace’

By posting on the network of Truth Social, the Trump reported shortly after midnight Friday to Saturday that the Israel He must “immediately stop the bombings in the Gaza Strip” saying that “Hamas is ready for constant peace” following the response of the Palestinian Islamist movement. “Israel must stop the Gaza bombings immediately so that we can release hostages quickly and safely,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social around 00:15 Saturday, Greece time

In a video message he posted at around 02:00 in the early morning, the White House tenant said that “everyone will be fairly treated” as part of his peacekeeping plan for the Gaza Strip. In the video lasting for about a minute, Trump said, among other things: “Today is a big day. We will see how it will evolve. Now is the time to finalize it specifically. “

‘Indefinite’ and ‘ambiguous’

In her response to Trump’s 20 points plan, Hamas said she was ready to release all the living hostages and return the bodies of the dead hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners held by Israel, as well as to begin their “details”.

In the text of the answer, however – as noted above – there is no reference to the disarmament of the movement – required by Israel – or the exile of its fighters to third countries, two main points of the US president’s plan, supported by many Arab countries.

This plan provides for a ceasefire, release within 72 hours of hostages held in the Gaza Strip, disarmament of Hamas and gradual withdrawal of the Israeli army.

In the announcement – response to the Trump Plan, Hamas stresses that “he appreciates the Arab, Islamic and international efforts, as well as the efforts of US President Donald Trump, who are calling for the end of the war in the Gaza Strip, the exchange of prisoners and the promotion”. He adds that he approves “the liberation of all the captives of the Occupation – living and dead – according to the exchange plan (with Palestinian prisoners) included in Trump’s proposal, under the necessary circumstances on the field for its implementation”.

He then added: “In this context, the movement confirms its readiness to engage, through intermediaries, in negotiations to discuss the details.”

Speaking to Al Jazeera, a senior Hamas executive said that the tradition of hostages held in Gaza within 72 hours is “theoretical and unrealistic”.

The organization also states that it is ready to “deliver the governance of the Gaza Strip to a group of Palestinian Independent (technocrats) based on Palestinian consensus and have Arab and Islamic support”.

Musa Abu Marzuk, a senior Hamas executive, told Al Jazeera television channel late Friday that the organization would not be disarmed until the Israeli “Occupation” was terminated, adding that the issues related to the future of Gaza will have to be discussed. Marzuk said that Hamas would start negotiations on all issues concerning herself and her weapons.

Another Hamas official, Mahmoud Mardaui, said after the Palestinian movement’s response that the Trump plan is “unclear” and that it requires negotiations on many key points. “The American proposal is vague, ambiguous and (…) therefore requires negotiations through mediators,” Mardaui noted.

On Friday, at least 49 people were killed in the Gaza Strip by Israeli blows, according to the Civil Protection of the Palestinian enclave, including 31 in the city of Gaza.