The Israel-Hamas war

The Israel-Hamas war|The attacks 

Source: Hamastopp travels to Egypt for talks on a break  

 

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is to visit Egypt today for talks on a new ceasefire, an anonymous source close to the Palestinian terror group told AFP. Even the BBC has information about the visit.  

 

It would allow for further releases of people held hostage by Hamas and Palestinians held in Israeli prisons.  

 

According to the source, the talks in Egypt focus, among other things, on obtaining emergency aid.  

 

The last time the parties agreed on a ceasefire, Egypt was involved in Qatar's mediation, the BBC writes.

 

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Girl one of 30 victims in Rafah: "Just two weeks old"  

 

30 people have died in two separate Israeli airstrikes against Rafah in southern Gaza during the day of Tuesday, according to testimony from the AP news agency's reporter on the ground.  

 

Among the victims of an early morning attack were a two-year-old boy and his two-week-old sister.  

 

- Only two weeks old. Her name has not even been registered, says the children's grandmother.  

 

According to Israel, the country's military must have killed a terrorist financier in Rafah, but it is unclear what time of day it happened.