
The Israeli army bombed a large part of the Gaza Strip killing at least 17 Palestinians.
There were attacks on the Jabalia refugee camp, as well as the northern part of Beit Lahiya, where the planes destroyed camps and several buildings where displaced people were sheltering.
The Palestinians hope that there will also be a ceasefire similar to the one between Israel and Hezbollah.
"Our life has become very difficult. We cannot put our children to sleep, there is no safety. We need calm and stability. We are tired, really tired, we go to sleep hoping to wake up to a ceasefire the next day," says a resident of Gaza.
An end to the Israel-Hamas fighting seems remote. Egypt, which has played a role in this mediation of the talks, sees it with great pessimism as the negotiations between the parties have stalled.
Meanwhile, Israel will receive a package from outgoing President Joe Biden.
According to the Financial Times, the Biden administration is planning another $680 million in arms aid to Netanyahu.
After the cease-fire in Lebanon, displaced people are returning despite warnings from Israeli and Lebanese authorities that some areas are still not safe to return to.