Last Gaza: Israeli soldiers will remain in Gaza until Hamas disarmed

Israeli police are preparing for US president Donald Trump to visit Israel on Monday.

Thousands of Palestinians began flying to North Gaza after the ceasefire was carried out in the United States on Friday.

The northern city of Gaza was attacked a few days ago in one of the largest Israeli war attacks.

Israeli military retreat and ceasefire should allow people to start traveling to their home and to help enter the Gaza Strip without restriction. Approximately the entire population of 2.2 million Gaza has been displaced by war.

An English nurse who works in Gaza said Independent On Thursday, when the northern people were fleeing from the south, they arrived with contaminated wounds and symptoms of malnutrition.

A British nurse in Gaza said that locals in Deir al -Bala were “happy that this might end” – but the reaction to the ceasefire news was “silent than expected”.

Paula Tobin, a British media nurse who works in a field hospital in central Gaza, said Independent When people celebrated on Thursday, they were tired after “really long and traumatic experience.”

“It’s quite silent. More than I expected,” he said.

“I think they are hopeful, but they are just tired,” he said. “The conditions of their lives are terrible. There is a lot of congestion in tents. Poor access to food, poor access to water, without security, security.”

He said he hoped the inhabitants can “sleep tonight and may not be afraid of their children’s lives” after two years of almost indescribable conflict.

Paula said medical facilities throughout Gaza are still facing major deficiencies, especially in the north when the medical system of the hospital is “completely decomposed”.

Asked whether there is a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, he said, “As far as I am aware, this is part of a program that will help them. We desperately need medical equipment.”

He said he was unaware of a precise timetable for supplying supplies at the time.

Donald Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East confirmed that the Israeli army had completed its first phase of withdrawal on Friday.

Steve Witcov said that the 72 -hour period for the release of hostages has now begun.

Netanyahu indicated that some deceased hostages in Gaza may not be able to return.

At a television address, he said that Israel would work to find all dead hostages as “as soon as possible.”

Tony Blair is expected to play an important role in the so -called “Peace Board” that has the task of overseeing the Transitional Government in Gaza as part of the still unrealistic elements of Donald Trump’s peace program.

Criticism of Palestinians, Arab countries and international legal scholars tend to focus on the controversial past Tony, in particular his support for the Iraq war.

They have also expressed concern about the government, citing fear that transitional authority could abandon the Palestinian Agency.

But in a Balkan country, Sir Tony is still a respected hero who may now present the war strip of war -torn war to a tangible shooting in peace:

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) said on Friday that the ceasefire and the release of the hostage should be in line with the increase in assistance to the besieged Gaza Strip.

“The International Rescue Committee and its partners are ready to take over and deliver humanitarian aid; we are more than 5 tons of medical savings and wait for life to enter Gaza,” said David Milband, President and CEO of IRC.

“The IRC reduces the services of protection, nutrition and water and wastewater. Civilians need to open all the aid and unbearable humanitarian access to individuals.”

The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said on Friday that Israeli forces remain in Gaza to pressure Hamas until the Palestinian militant group is disarmed.

Netanyahu briefly addressed the media from 13:00 local time (11:00 BST).

Mark Wallace, a former US ambassador to the United Nations, said. Independent Trump’s peace agreement to end the war could be “transformationalist”.

“The return of the hostages and the cuts of violence is very important,” he said.

Still, the questions remain. Israel and Hamas have so far agreed to only the first phase of a broader transaction.

“The challenges ahead of the biggest reconstruction effort are certainly since Kuwait, if not World War II,” he said.

“And of course, the government seems to be stable and peaceful?”