Israel at war day 660
-President Trump - "Israel needs to make a decision [about Gaza]. I know what I would do but it's not popular."
- Senator Lindsey Graham in an interview: "President Trump came to the understanding that there is no chance to negotiate with Hams, and a change in strategy is required. Hams are religious Nazis, Israel will do to Gaza what the US did to Tokyo and Berlin."
-I24 reporting that the Trump administration is considering a new proposal to end the war in Gaza. This final deal aims to conclude the conflict, secure the release of all hostages, and require Hamas to disarm and exit the Gaza Strip. A senior official in the Trump administration stated that this proposal will expose Hams's lies and corner them once and for all. The idea was proposed after both President Trump and Witkoff expressed their lack of trust in Hamas.
-Houthi rebels say they will target any ships belonging to companies that do business with Israeli ports, regardless of their nationalities,
-Sources in Congress and the Senate, defined as "friends of Israel," conveyed a message to senior Israeli officials: "You must take actions to bring humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip. Help us help you."
-Israeli Foreign Minister and the Israeli Ambassador in Washington warned of a total collapse, including in the United States, if Israel does not show a change in the humanitarian situation in Gaza
- Israel agreed to let the United Arab Emirates begin establishing a new water line from Egypt to the Gaza Strip
- IDF announces daily 10-hour humanitarian pauses in densely populated areas of Gaza. The humanitarian ceasefire will begin every day from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM in areas where the IDF is not operating - Al-Mawasi, Deir al-Balah, and Gaza City, every day until further notice
- Arab reports on signs of Hams breaking and desire to return to negotiations. An Israeli official responds: “The negotiation team is in constant contact with the mediators and continues to consult with security and political officials.”
- Hezbollah has raised its military alert level and ordered the terrorist organization's militants to "prepare for any scenario." The postponement of payments to the financial institution Al-Qard Al-Hassan is being carried out as part of Hezbollah's preparedness policy for any military scenario.
-Senior Hamas official Razi Hamad said last night in an interview with the Qatari Al-Arabi channel: "We are negotiating a temporary agreement for 60 days. The distances and areas we have proposed regarding the redeployment maps so far are good and reasonable, and can ensure a good and fair agreement for the Palestinian people"
-Israel Defense Minister Katz continues to directly threaten Khamenei, this time during a visit with Netanyahu at the Ramon Air Force Base: "I want to send a clear message from here to the dictator Khamenei: if you continue to threaten Israel, our long hand will reach Tehran again and with even greater force—and this time also to you personally. Do not threaten, or you will be harmed."
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