The Israeli army retreats from the corridor of a key gauze, allowing more Palestinians to return home

The Israeli forces withdrew from the key corridor in Gaza on Sunday, Israeli officials and Hamas said, the last obligation under a strenuous dedication fire that faces a large test about whether they can negotiate their planned extension.

Israeli shock when he looked at three tortured HLY PLAYED ON SATURDAY He added the pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to extend the truce instead of returning to the fight when the first phase of the tribute ended in early March.

It seems that Israel and Hamas have made a little progress in the work of the second phase of the agreement, which also had to be seen by more posted hostages. The conversations were supposed to start on February 3.

Netanyahu sent a delegation to Qatar, a key mediator, but included low level officials, causing speculations that he would not lead to a breakthrough. Netanyahu, who returned to Israel on Sunday after an American visit to meet with President Donald Trump, is expected to convene key ministers of cabinet this week.

Netzarim’s six-kilometer corridor that separated the northern and southern Gaza Israel used as a military zone during the 16-month war, but no troops were seen on Sunday. As the interruption began last month, Israel began to allow hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians to cross Netzari and return north.

The truce remains fragile

Maintenance of a ceasefire that began on January 19, raising the hope that the war that led to seismic shifts in the Middle East may be headed to the end.

But it remains fragile. On Sunday, the first answers of civil defense in Gaza said that three people were killed by the Israeli fire east of Gaza. The Israeli army noticed “Several Hits” after the warnings released and again warned Palestinians to approach their forces.

Cars accumulated from things headed for the north through the road crossing Netzarim. According to the agreement, Israel should allow cars to cross the undiscovered.

Israeli officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk about the hull movement with the media, did not say how many soldiers withdrew. The troops remain along the borders of the gauze with Israel and Egypt.

Hamas spokesman Abdel Latif al-Qanoua said that the hull withdrawal showed that a militant group “forced the enemy to undergo our demands” and that she had prevented “Netanyahu’s illusion of achieving a complete victory.”

Israel said he would not agree to a complete withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas’ military and political abilities were removed. Hamas says he will not hand over the last hostage until Israel removes all the troops from the territory.

During the 42-day first phase, Hamas gradually releases 33 Israeli hostages trapped during October 7, 2023, an attack that initiated the war in exchange for releasing nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and a flood of humanitarian aid. The agreement also says that Israeli troops will withdraw from the populated areas.

In the second phase, all the remaining hostages would be released in exchange for the complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and “sustainable peace”. But the details beyond that are unclear.

Saudi Arabia condemned the recent comment on Netanyahu on Sunday that Palestinians could create their own state there. It was said that his remarks were “aimed at distracting from consecutive crimes that Israel’s occupation had committed against our Palestinian brothers in Gaza, including the ethnic cleansing that were subjected to them.”

Qatar called Netanyahu’s comment on Sunday with a “provocative” and sharp violation of international law.

The war in Gaza, triggered by a Hamas attack, which killed 1,200 people and took 250 hostages, killed more than 47,000 Palestinians, according to local health authorities, which in their numbers do not distinguish fighters and not -combers. Much of the territory was deleted.

West coast violence

Violence has increased on the west coast throughout the war and in recent days it has increased the Israeli military operation in the north of the territory.

On Sunday, the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that two women, one of the eight months of pregnant, killed by Israeli shooting on the occupied west coast, where the Israeli troops performed surgery.

The Ministry said the shooting in which a pregnant woman, Sundus Shalabi and other woman, Rahaf al-Ashqar, had been killed, occurred in the Urban Refugee Camp Nur Shams, the focal site of Israeli operations against Palestinian militants.

The Israeli army said his police had opened an investigation.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced the expansion of the operation on Sunday, which began in Jenin a few weeks ago. He said it was intended to prevent Iran – associated with Hamas – to establish a stronghold on the West Coast.