Israel has submitted a third revised proposal for withdrawing troops from Gaza amid intensifying conflict, diplomatic sources revealed Monday. The move comes as renewed Israeli airstrikes killed at least 47 Palestinians, while UN chief Antonio Guterres warned of 'horrific' humanitarian conditions in the besieged territory.
Behind the Headlines 🔍
The phased withdrawal plan – negotiated through international mediators – aims to de-escalate tensions, but details remain under wraps. Meanwhile, Gaza hospitals report being overwhelmed as supplies dwindle. 'We’re operating without anesthesia,' one doctor told local media.
Why It Matters 🌐
This development follows months of stalled peace talks and comes days after Hamas militants launched rockets into southern Israel. Analysts say the revised proposal could signal shifting strategies, but warn that ‘trust remains the missing ingredient’ for lasting peace.
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UN Secretary-General Guterres called for immediate humanitarian access, stating: 'Civilians must be protected – this cycle of suffering needs to end.' The US State Department has yet to comment, while Egypt and Qatar continue mediation efforts.
