Hamas 'thoroughly reviewing' ceasefire plan as UN warns all of Gaza at risk of famine

By our Special Correspondent

Hamas said Friday it is still reviewing a U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal, as Israeli airstrikes killed at least 27 people, including children, in the war-torn Gaza Strip, The Associated Press reported, quoting hospital officials.

The ceasefire plan, reportedly approved by Israel, includes a 60-day pause in fighting, the release of hostages, and guarantees of serious negotiations toward a long-term truce, according to the AP, which quoted officials familiar with the talks. It would also allow daily deliveries of humanitarian aid, addressing Gaza’s dire food shortage.