Israel has unveiled a reconstruction plan for the Rafah area, aiming to shift control away from Hamas, as the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) sets conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The US is seeking commitments to end attacks on ships passing through the critical waterway, which is vital for global oil trade (aljazeera.com).

The Israeli government has rejected a 14-day ceasefire in Gaza, despite US pressure, citing Hamas’ continued intent to destroy Israel. This stance has intensified diplomatic tensions, with Hamas accusing Israel of refusing to negotiate in good faith (infobae.com).

Meanwhile, Hamas has expressed willingness to continue peace talks supported by the US, but insists on pressure for Israel to disarm. Israel remains firm on its “yellow line” policy, leaving the situation uncertain for businesses operating in the region (it-boltwise.de).

A UNICEF report reveals that at least 300 children have died in Gaza since the October 2025 ceasefire agreement, averaging one child per day. The humanitarian crisis continues to escalate, with ongoing attacks and limited access to aid (sbtnews.sbt.com.br).

Sources
  • Al Jazeera — Israel’s Rafah reconstruction plan aims to take control away from Hamas
  • Infobae — Israel advirtió que Hamas “no renunció a su objetivo de destruir” al país hebreo
  • it boltwise — ai-gaza-entwaffnung-friedensrahmen
  • dailymail.co.uk — Charity Commission launches probe into UK charity amid Hamas claims
  • Media Indonesia — Hamas Siap Lanjutkan Perdamaian Gaza Dukungan AS, Israel Bandel
  • O GLOBO — Paramédicos estão entre palestinos feridos em ataque israelense na Cisjordânia, diz TV
  • noticiasaominuto.com — Gabinete de Segurança israelita pede que ataques em Gaza sejam retomados
  • sbtnews.sbt.com.br — Pelo menos 300 crianças morreram em Gaza desde o cessar-fogo