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Israel Expands Gaza Campaign Ahead of TrumpNetanyahu Washington Talks

President Trump is seeking a Gaza ceasefire by next week, following intensified Israeli strikes that have driven large-scale evacuations

FILE - President Donald Trump, left, stands with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the West Wing of the White House, April 7, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
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Several additional vehicles are also seen below a ridge and are parked along the path that was built to access the nuclear site, according to Maxar.
Satellite images of Iran's Fordow nuclear enrichment plant show vehicles, excavation equipment and a crane, with ongoing activity near the craters caused by last week’s US strikes.

Overview

  • Israeli air and tank assaults on Tuesday killed at least 20 Palestinians across northern and southern Gaza, building on a fatal strike that hit a Gaza City beachfront café on June 30
  • The Israel Defense Forces issued fresh evacuation orders for zones around Gaza City and Rafah, forcing thousands more residents to flee into makeshift tent encampments
  • Trump told reporters the U.S. is pushing for a Gaza truce “sometime next week” and plans to host Prime Minister Netanyahu on July 7 to negotiate ceasefire terms and a possible hostage exchange
  • Hamas maintains it will release remaining hostages only if fighting stops, while Israel insists it will continue operations until Hamas is disarmed and all captives are freed
  • Dozens of international charities, including Oxfam, Save the Children and Amnesty International, have urged the disbandment of the U.S.- and Israeli-backed aid distribution system after repeated deadly incidents at its sites