An Israeli airstrike on northern Gaza

the sirens in Sderot were a false alarm

An explosion is reported in Gaza city

Possibly due to Israeli artillery shelling in the Al-Zeitoun neighbourhood of Gaza city.

There are reportedly dead and wounded in Gaza City from Israeli artillery shelling/airstrikes

Reports of 3 dead and 20 wounded

Reports of dead and wounded in Beit Hanoun, Northern Gaza from the airstrike that was carried out earlier.

Renewed artillery shelling reported on the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza.

Ukrainian locals report that the first Russian FPV drones have begun targeting the city of Rodynske (north of Pokrovsk). Rodynske is approximately 12.5km from the frontlines.

According to the Hamas-run Gaza civil defence, 8 people have been killed and 25 others wounded in Gaza in the past hour.

A large explosion is reported in Northern Gaza. Israeli warplanes were reported in the skies of the Gaza Strip at the same time.

Dead and wounded are reported in central Gaza

Israeli Haaretz channel citing senior Israeli officials: "Hamas’s delay in handing over the names of the hostages does not indicate the collapse of the agreement"

A Russian MiG-31K departed from Savasleyka air base in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast. The MIG-31K can carry a Kinzhal Hypersonic missile.

Hamas-affiliated media: The list of hostages' names will be delivered at any moment.

According to Israeli channel 12, Israel has received the list of hostages. In theory, the Gaza ceasefire will begin now.

Everything has gone silent across the Gaza Strip. There have been no reports of gunfire, artillery shelling, airstrikes or any form of fighting for 14 minutes.

⚡🇵🇸 The death toll in the Gaza Strip since the moment the ceasefire was announced and implemented until now

Rafah City 1 martyr

Gaza City 6 martyrs

North City 3 martyrs

Khan Yunis City 5 martyrs

Total 15 martyrs

The wounded more than 30 wounded

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Several ministers from the Jewish Power Party handed in their resignation letters to Netanyahu over the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal.

The Jewish Power Party has withdrawn from Netanyahu's coalition government. Based on the most recent polls run by the Maariv Pollster, the Jewish Power Party would hold 7 seats in the Knesset if an election were to be held today, decreasing Netanyahu's coalition government seats from 51 to 44. In comparison, according to the same poll, an opposition coalition would hold 66 seats in the Knesset. 61 seats are required for a majority.

An explosion was reported in Khan Younis city, southern Gaza.