


Ceasefire in Gaza: Israeli Withdrawal and New Reactions to Trump's Proposal
Israeli troops withdraw from Gaza's Netzarim corridor as Palestinian returns begin; concerns rise over Trump's controversial resettlement proposal for Palestinians.
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Overview
Israeli troops have officially withdrawn from Gaza's Netzarim corridor, allowing for Palestinian returns and marking a significant step in the fragile ceasefire. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has condemned President Trump's suggestion of relocating Gaza's population as a 'scandal,' while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu endorses Trump's proposal, calling it a 'fresh idea.' Despite the current humanitarian aid surge, concerns remain regarding the ceasefire's longevity and the potential return to famine conditions without sustained support. An Arab leaders' summit is planned in Egypt to address the ongoing challenges and future for Gaza.
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