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Two Years On, 'Positive' Gaza Ceasefire Talks Resume in Egypt as Rocket Hits Israeli Border Town

Mediators pursue a ceasefire tied to hostage releases under a U.S. plan both sides have accepted.

Homenaje a las víctimas del 7-O en el kibutz Kfar Aza de Israel, uno de los atacados por Hamás.
Doron y Tami, padres del capitán de la reserva israelí Omri Yosef David, lloran durante su funeral en Carmiel, norte de Israel, el miércoles 15 de noviembre de 2023. David, de 27 años, murió durante una operación militar terrestre en la Franja de Gaza. (Foto AP/Ariel Schalit) - FTP CLARIN image (10).jpg Z FClarin Fotoclarin
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Un adolescente palestino corre durante el colapso de una torre de viviendas en la Ciudad de Gaza, destruida por Israel la víspera del segundo aniversario del 7-O

Overview

  • Talks in Sharm el-Sheikh continued into a second day, with two Palestinian sources calling Monday’s session “positive” and saying negotiations resume at midday Tuesday.
  • The Israeli army said a rocket launched from northern Gaza struck Netiv HaAsara early Tuesday, with no reported casualties.
  • Israel reports that 48 people taken hostage on Oct. 7 remain in Gaza, and officials have said many are believed dead, with TN citing the government’s figure at 28.
  • Gaza authorities report roughly 67,000 killed since 2023, claim more than 200,000 tonnes of explosives were dropped, and cite extensive destruction of health facilities and other infrastructure.
  • El Periódico reports both parties accepted a 20-point U.S. plan linking a ceasefire to hostage releases, even as local officials say over 100 Gazans were killed since Friday despite President Trump’s call to halt strikes.