
Senior minister says Israel not halting attacks in Gaza as 17 said killed in IDF strikes
Eli Cohen: Cabinet yet to discuss disarmament plan that Hamas agreed to; PMO says it shared ‘concerns’ with US; kids reportedly among dead in Gaza, IDF says it hit Hamas targets
Good riddance to bad rubbish:
Hamas Terrorist Mahmoud Mahadi Afana who killed 10 Jews including 3 newborn babies by roasting them in a microwave was ELIMINATED by IDF when he was hiding in a mosque.

Israeli airstrikes overnight Saturday and into Sunday killed at least 17 people, according to local health officials, and a senior Israeli minister vowed that strikes in the territory will not stop despite Hamas signing a US-backed disarmament plan and earlier reports that Israel agreed to halt attacks.
The US announced Friday that the terror group had agreed to the Board of Peace’s disarmament plan, which envisions Israeli strikes ending immediately once it is in place, as well as the transfer of all weapons to a Palestinian police force under the authority of the new technocratic government in Gaza. Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the other main terror faction in the Strip, reportedly also signed off on the plan.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has yet to officially comment on the development, leaving top ministers and anonymous “senior officials” to voice Israel’s disapproval of the plan, despite US President Donald Trump’s assurance that Israel was “very happy” with the deal. Adding to the confusion, a senior Palestinian figure close to the Trump administration said Saturday that Israel had agreed to halt its strikes in Gaza, only to delete the post less than two hours later as Israel stepped up its attacks in the Strip.
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