It kills the Israeli strike in the schools that have turned into Gaza at least 10, where the mediators work to suggest to end the war

Deir Al -Bala, Gaza Strip -An Israeli strike was killed during the night in a school that turned to school in Gaza City, killed at least 10 people and wounded dozens of others, according to the Hamas -run Gaza Ministry of Health. The strike came as officials said that the Arab mediators are working on a suggestion to end War with Hamas This will include a five to seven -year truce and the release of all the remaining hostages.

There was no immediate Israeli comment on the strike, which referred to several tents, burning people alive. The Israeli Defense Forces say they are targeting only militants, and they blame all civilian deaths on Hamas, a terrorist group designed from the United States and Israel, which accuses Israel of web and arms fighters in densely populated areas.

Six people were killed in separate strikes, including 5 -year -old twin girls.

France, Germany and Britain said at the same time the Israeli blockade for seven weeks on all imports GazaIncluding food, “unbearable”, in unusually strong criticism of three of the country’s closest allies.

Egypt and Qatar are still developing the latest peace proposal, which will include the gradual withdrawal of the Israeli forces from Gaza and the release of Palestinian prisoners, according to an Egyptian official and an official in Hamas who occurs, provided that his identity was not disclosed because they were not authorized to accommodate the media.

Israel ended the ceasefire With Hamas last month and pledged to continue the war until all the hostages would be returned, enthusiastically destroyed, disarmed and sent to exile. She says she will carry parts of Gaza indefinitely and implement President Trump’s proposal to resettle the population in other countries, which have been widely rejected at the international level.

Hamas said it would only shoot dozens of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, a full Israeli withdrawal and a permanent ceasefire, as required in the agreement that has now ended in January. The Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo late on Tuesday to discuss the advanced proposal.

In an apparent attempt to increase pressure on Israel, where regular protests witnessed the hostages of the hostages and others demanding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a deal to bring the remaining prisoners, Hamas released a video on Wednesday claiming that one of the remaining hostages is alive for help.

The three -minute video on the Internet by the Hamas armed wing, the Al -Qassam Brigades, shows a man who introduces himself to the 48 -year -old Miral Miran, an Israeli Hungarian hostage, addresses the camera directly and recognizes the protests in Israel. He says that he and other hostages are alive, who Israel believes that there are 24, living in constant fear amid the continuous bombing of Gaza to their country, and it calls for an agreement as soon as possible to release them.

Hamas has released a series of similar non -historical hostages, which show prisoners who are calling out clearly under coercion.

The Egyptian official said that the last proposed truce will include international guarantees and will continue between five and seven years, and that a committee of political independent technocrats will rule Gaza during that time – a measure that accepted Hamas.

The Hamas official, who came to the Associated Press with approximate details of the proposal that the group was open to a long -term truce that includes the full withdrawal of Israeli forces and international guarantees, and the name Russia, China, Turkey or the United Nations Security Council as potential guys.

There was no immediate comment from Israeli officials. Israel has ruled out any arrangement that would allow Hamas to maintain its influence in Gaza and rearmament. The Trump administration, who has also participated in the ceasefire talks, said it completely supports Israel’s position.

Israel and the United States have pressed Hamas to accept a temporary truce, as it will immediately launch many hostages in exchange for the deadline for the ceasefire to the ceasefire. Hamas rejected these proposals and says it will not disarm as long as Israel occupies the Palestinian territories.

The Hamas official said that the group does not trust Netanyahu or the United States after it broke the last ceasefire agreement, which facilitated the release of more than 30 hostages and about 2000 Palestinian prisoners.

The Egyptian official said that the intermediaries have the impression that Mr. Trump wanted a deal before visiting the area next month. Mr. Trump will travel to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates from May 13 to May 16.

Israel ended the last shooting stop by launching a sudden bombing through the region, which killed hundreds of Palestinians. The Irish Federation’s land forces have since expanded a buffer zone along the border and hit the southern city of Rifa, leaving it in controlling about 50 % of the populated narrow lands.

Israel says that the military operations and the tight government are tactics of pressure to fly the hostages. Thousands of relief groups say children They suffer from malnutrition and most people alive on one meal per day or less.

France, Germany and Britain said in their statement: “The Israeli decision to prevent aid from entering Gaza is unbearable.” They also condemned recent statements by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, who said that the siege was a pressure tactic and that the forces would hold parts of Gaza indefinitely.

“Humanitarian aid should never be used as a political tool, and Palestinian territories should not be reduced or subject to any demographic change,” the European statement said.

Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman, Orine Marmagen, rejected criticism, as he was on a social media position that there was any shortage of aid in Gaza. He claims that Hamas acquired her for its own use, adding that Israel was entitled to prevent aid.

In addition to the school strike, the civil defense said the first respondents working under the Hamas government, it has recovered four bodies of strikes in two houses in the same area. Another blow hit a house east of Gaza City, killing twin girls, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

The Israeli attack killed more than 51,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, according to the Hamas -running Ministry of Health, which does not distinguish between civilians and fighters. Israel says it has killed about 20,000 fighters, without providing evidence.

The war began when the militants led by Hamas in southern Israel stormed on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people, most of them civilians, and kidnapped 251. The militants still have 59 hostages, 24 of whom are alive, after most of the comfort was released in agreements, stopping and other spaces.