Israeli airstrike kills six at Gaza cafe, wounds ten
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An Israeli airstrike on a cafe near Gaza's fishing port killed six people and wounded ten. US special envoy Jared Kushner met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after talks with Hamas representatives, with no agreement reached on key issues. Israel demands full disarmament of Hamas, while the group insists on full Israeli troop withdrawal from the enclave.
Key Facts
- Among the six people killed was a young child, and many of the ten wounded are in serious condition.
- US special envoy Jared Kushner met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after talks with Hamas representatives, but the sides did not reach agreement on key issues.
- Israel demands full disarmament of Hamas, while the group insists on the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from the enclave.
- Local residents helped clear rubble at the cafe site after the strike.
The Airstrike
An Israeli airstrike on a cafe near Gaza's fishing port killed six people and wounded ten. Among the dead was a young child, and many of the ten wounded were in serious condition. Local residents helped clear rubble at the site after the strike.
Ceasefire Impasse
US special envoy Jared Kushner met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after talks with Hamas representatives. The sides did not reach agreement on key issues. Israel demands full disarmament of Hamas, while the group insists on the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from the enclave. The airstrike on the cafe occurred as those ceasefire negotiations continued.
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Israeli airstrike kills six at Gaza cafe, wounds ten
