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world1d ago

Hamas calls for more international pressure on Israel before the ceasefire’s next phase, signaling a hardening stance.
Hamas insists first-phase terms must be fully implemented, including border openings and aid delivery, before phase two.
Israel says it is ready to advance to phase two while pressuring Hamas to return remains of its last hostage.
Humanitarian aid to Gaza remains far below targets with UN reports signaling limited access and affordability.
UN and aid groups say essential medical supplies and dietary diversity remain inadequate in Gaza.
Rafah crossing remains central to potential movement and aid, with Israel signaling limits on entry for Palestinians.
Hamas faces external pressure from regional powers to maintain the ceasefire despite its demands.
Israeli operations in Gaza continue despite ceasefire negotiations and hostage remains negotiations.
The death toll in Gaza has risen since the ceasefire began, with humanitarian concerns intensifying.
International mediation efforts focus on the next phases and potential governance arrangements for Gaza by year-end.

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UN ambassador says phase 2 of Gaza peace plan will be announced soon, with Hamas excluded from Gaza's future.
Phase 2 reportedly includes a Palestinian technocratic authority to run basic services in Gaza.
An International Stabilization Force may take over policing in Gaza under the plan.
Waltz argues it is impossible for Hamas to remain in Gaza and benefit from reconstruction.
The second phase would be tied to funding mechanisms for Gaza’s reconstruction.
The ISF would disarm Hamas if it resists demilitarization, per the plan.
Waltz spoke with Israeli President Herzog, outlining these next steps.
The plan follows a Security Council vote backing Trump’s peace strategy.
Hamas has signaled it will not participate without a clear pathway to permanent peace and statehood.
The piece notes ongoing public interest, with multiple trending items linked to the UN discussions.

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world10h ago

Aid delivery into Gaza remains well below the 600-truck-per-day ceasefire target, with Israeli figures showing an average of 459 trucks entering since Oct. 12.
Including non-food aid, total trucks into Gaza are about 25,700 — far below the 33,600 trucks expected by Sunday under the ceasefire terms.
UN offloading data indicate bottlenecks, with about 113 trucks per day offloaded through Dec. 7, signaling transfer hurdles despite some activity.
Rights groups and UN officials say aid flows remain far below what Gaza's two million residents need, with access controls and bottlenecks limiting entry.
UN OCHA warns winter relief needs are dire as Israeli restrictions bottleneck recovery efforts, aggravating shortages.
Food remains scarce in Gaza as aid lags, with UNICEF highlighting malnutrition and rising hunger amid winter approaching.
Displaced Gazans increasingly rely on firewood as gas prices surge, fueling a harsh winter reality.
Hamas and Red Cross crews continue to search Gaza for hostages’ remains as tensions persist over the ceasefire’s second phase.
Crossings bottlenecks and security concerns continue to limit humanitarian routes within Gaza, hampering deliveries of essential food and supplies.
Palestinians across Gaza face rising hardship as winter nears, with deadlines pressing for aid access and ceasefire phase progression.

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