Israel says it reduces electricity supply to Gaza – National

Jerusalem – Israel says it reduces electricity supply on Gauze.
The complete effects of this are not immediately clear, but desalinization facilities are given the power to produce drinking water.
Sunday announcement comes a week after Israel interrupted all the supplies of goods to the territory of up to over 2 million people.
Sought to press Hamas to accept Extension of the first phase their truce.
That phase ended last weekend. Israel wants Hamas to let half of the remaining hostages replace the promise to negotiate a permanent tribute.
Hamas pressed to start negotiations on the difficult other phase of the ceasefire, which would see the release of the remaining hostages from Gaza, the withdrawal of Israeli forces and lasting peace.
Hamas is believed to have 24 live hostages and bodies of 35 others.
A militant group on Sunday announced that the latest circle of conversation on the interruption of fire with Egyptian mediators had ended without changes in their position, calling for the immediate beginning of the second phase of the tribute.
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The new letter from Israel’s Energy Minister Israel Electric Corporation tells him to stop selling power to Gazi.
Israel warned when he stopped all stocks so that water and electricity could be next.
Gaza is largely devastated by war, and generators and solar panels are used for some of the power supply.
The truce stopped the most deadly and most assigned struggle ever between Israel and Hamas, caused by attacks guided by Hamas on southern Israel on October 7, 2023.
The first phase enabled the return of 25 living hostages and the remains of eight others in exchange for the release of nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
The Israeli forces withdrew to the bundle zones inside Gaza, hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians returned to the northern Gaza for the first time since the beginning of the war and hundreds of truck trucks entered a day until Israel suspended supplies.
American envoy predicts a longer truce
White house on Wednesday gave a surprise confirmation We are direct conversations with Hamas.
On Sunday, an envoy Adam Boehler told CNN that “I think you could see something like a long-term ceasefire, where we forgive prisoners, where Hamas lie with their hands, where they agree that they are not part of the political party going forward. I think it’s a reality. It’s really close.”
When asked by CNN whether he would talk to a militant group again, Boehler replied, “You never know.”
He added, “I think something could be gathered within a few weeks,” and expressed hope for an agreement that would see all the hostages posted, not just those American.
On Sunday, Hamas repeated his support to the proposal to establish an independent Technocrat committee to manage Gaza until Palestinians maintain presidential and legislative elections.
This committee would “under the auspices” of the Palestinian administration based on the occupied west coast.
Israel rejected and who has any role in Gaza, but did not present an alternative to the post -war rule.
Hamas’s attack in October 2023 killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, in the Israeli and a terrorist group, they took 251 people hostage. Most were released in fire interruption agreements or other arrangements.
The Israeli military offensive killed more than 48,000 Palestinians in Gaza, mostly women and children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not say how many of the dead there were militants.
Now, with a cross section of all stocks in Gaza, Palestinians report a sharp increase in prices to reduce the items as fears grow again.
“Ever since the start of the ceasefire began, the situation has improved a little. But before that, the situation was very bad,” Fares al-Qeisi said in the southern city of Khan Younis. “I swear to God, man couldn’t satisfy their hunger.”
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