Egypt proposes two-day cease-fire in Gaza with hostage release and humanitarian aid
Summary: Egypt's President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi announced a proposal for a two-day cease-fire between Israel and Hamas. The plan includes the release of four hostages and some Palestinian prisoners, along with humanitarian aid for Gaza. This is Egypt's first public proposal for such a cease-fire.
The announcement comes amid ongoing violence, with Israeli strikes in Gaza resulting in numerous casualties, including women and children. Israel's military actions have intensified, targeting militants while humanitarian conditions in Gaza worsen.
In related developments, tensions escalated with an attack near Tel Aviv, resulting in one death and over 30 injuries. The attacker was identified as an Arab citizen of Israel, and the incident has drawn reactions from militant groups.
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