The Israeli military continued its attacks on Gaza for the 241st consecutive day, targeting various areas of the Strip with airstrikes and artillery shelling.
Palestinian media confirmed on Monday the killing of six Palestinians, mostly women and children, as a result of an Israeli bombardment that targeted a house in the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
Meanwhile, the Emergency Municipal Committee in northern Gaza announced on Sunday that the Jabalia area and the town of Beit Hanoun in the northern part of the Strip have become "disaster zones".
On the negotiations and the Israeli roadmap announced by US President Joe Biden to end the war in Gaza, Benjamin Netanyahu's chief foreign policy advisor, Ophir Falk, said in an interview with the British Sunday Times newspaper on Sunday that Biden's proposal was "a deal we agreed to... It is not a good agreement, but we desperately want to release the hostages, all of them."
Meanwhile, White House National Security Council spokesman Jake Sullivan said in an interview with ABC News that the United States "expects Israel to agree to the proposal if Hamas accepts it".
