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Sirens in Sderot after IDF begins operating in Rafah | LIVE UPDATES
Egyptian sources report negotiations on the hostage-ceasefire deal are still ongoing, as Hamas and Prime Minister Netanyahu accuse each other of derailing the imminent deal
Day 213 of Israel at war: Fighter jets intercepted an uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) that was approaching Israel from the east overnight. The exact location of the launch nor the interception was disclosed, but the IDF said it had been tracking it closely. No alerts were triggered as the drone posed no threat, and there were no casualties or damage reported.
The IDF confirmed it had begun to evacuate civilians from Rafah, with Israeli Defense Minister informing his American counterpart in a phone call overnight. A Hamas official has reportedly called the decision to launch the operation a "serious escalation." CIA chief William Burns is due to arrive in Israel on Monday as the negotiations with Hamas appear at risk of a break down.
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Palestinian Islamic Jihad takes responsibility for rocket fire towards Sderot
6 rockets fired towards Sderot in latest barrage, 2 intercepted, 4 land outside the city
Rocket alert sirens sound again in Gaza border communities
Rocket alert sirens sound in Sderot and Gaza border communities
IDF infantries and tanks have crossed border into Rafah - Arab media reports
IDF confirms strikes and operation in east Rafah against Hamas terrorists
Israeli war cabinet unanimously agrees to continue Rafah operation, will send delegation for hostage negotiations to Egypt
"The War Cabinet unanimously decided that Israel continues the operation in Rafah to exert military pressure on Hamas in order to promote the release of our hostages and the other goals of the war.
At the same time, although the Hamas proposal is far from Israel's necessary requirements, Israel will send a delegation of working-class mediators to exhaust the possibility of reaching an agreement under conditions acceptable to Israel"
Israeli cabinet will hold phone discussion on Hamas "agreement" to ceasefire and hostage deal
U.S. criticizes Israeli plan for Rafah offensive, cites concerns for civilians
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller delivered the statement, emphasizing that the U.S. has yet to see a credible and implementable plan to safeguard the lives of civilians in Rafah
U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller: “I can confirm that Hamas has issued a response. We are reviewing that response now and discussing it with our partners in the region.”
Hamas official tells Al Jazeera that the first phase of ceasefire would be 42 days: Release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners, partial IDF withdrawal
Al-Hiya told Al-Jazeera: "In the first phase of the deal, the remaining abductees, female soldiers, children under the age of 19, men over the age of 50, and the sick will be discussed - when it comes to 33 abductees in these categories, if they were not killed by Israeli attacks.
For every citizen who is released in the phase The first - 30 veteran Palestinian prisoners will be released and in exchange for the release of each female soldier, then 50 prisoners will be released - about 30 of them are those sentenced to life imprisonment.
The bodies of the abductees that will be transferred as part of the deal will be in exchange for the release of women and those under the age of 19 who were banned by Israel after the 07/ 10.
On the 16th, for the first phase, there will be a negotiation on the keys to the release of the second phase, and at the beginning of the second phase, a permanent ceasefire will be announced, in which the rest of the abductees will be released - while in the third phase, there will be an exchange of bodies."
IDF Spokesperson says Israel has struck over 50 Hamas positions in Rafah in preparation for possible ground operation
Israeli official to i24NEWS: "For now there is no agreed framework" on hostage and ceasefire deal with Hamas
Israeli official tells Kann: "We received Hamas' answer. The negotiating team is now studying it"
Watch: Palestinians in Gaza cheer after Hamas says it has agreed to ceasefire
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Israeli official says Hamas approved a “softened” Egyptian proposal that is not acceptable to Israel - Reuters
Israeli official to i24NEWS: "We are checking which ceasefire formula Hamas has agreed"
Developing Story: Hamas agrees to ceasefire in Gaza
Hamas tells Saudi Al-Arabiya channel that Hamas has agreed to a proposal for a ceasefire for 6 weeks
Hamas announces it has agreed to proposed ceasefire and hostage deal with Israel
Hamas leadership has told Egypt and Qatar that it has agreed to the proposed ceasefire and hostage deal - Arab media reports