Three freelance photojournalists in Gaza were killed in an Israeli airstrike last week, the latest in a long list of Palestinian reporters who have died in the war in Gaza. Some fear it's a sign that Israel views them as a legitimate target despite the recent ceasefire it reached with Hamas.

The Israeli government has stopped foreign journalists from entering the strip since the start of the war, citing security concerns.

Two Palestinian boys have been killed by Israeli fire in Gaza while collecting firewood, according to their families.

Israelis expressed relief as the remains of Ran Gvili, the last hostage taken into Gaza, were recovered Monday.

Israel has said that it will reopen the border between the Gaza Strip and Egypt within days for travelers on foot, a move that would allow Palestinians who fled the enclave during the two-year war to return home for the first time.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel has completed the task of returning the hostages and will now focus on dismantling Hamas and demilitarizing Gaza.

The plan treats Gaza as vacant beachfront property, proposing glass towers and industrial zones over historic sites.

By 2024, the Israel-Hamas war had pushed millions of Gazans into poverty and food insecurity.