The Take Brief: Israeli attacks continue as ceasefire talks start again
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Oct 5, 2025 Amid ongoing conflict, Hamas shows a willingness to engage with Trump's ceasefire proposal. Meanwhile, air strikes persist in Gaza, leaving civilians in peril. An Israeli interception of a humanitarian aid flotilla results in the detention of over 400 activists, including notable figures. As mediation talks unfold in Egypt, political hurdles and humanitarian crises loom large, fueling fears for the region's future. The tension escalates as global protests erupt in response to these unfolding events.
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Ceasefire Orders Didn’t Stop Bombing
- Despite a U.S. call to halt attacks, Israeli strikes and artillery continued across Gaza, including supposed "safe zones."
- Hani Mahmoud reports heavy bombardment and continued displacement, showing orders didn't match reality.
On-the-Ground Civilian Suffering
- Hani Mahmoud described civilians fleeing central Gaza while artillery and jets hit areas labeled as safe.
- He cited around 70 deaths in 24 hours, including heavy strikes near Shifa hospital.
Complex Mediation Without Direct Talks
- Mediators prepared informal and formal talks in Egypt with multiple countries involved but no direct Israel-Hamas meetings.
- Rosalind Jordan warns internal opponents on both sides could still derail any deal.