According to the Israeli news network Ynet News Network, US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) on the 25th, warning Hamas to quickly return the remaining remains of Israeli detainees, he will closely monitor Hamas' actions within the next 48 hours, and Hamas will be held accountable if the ceasefire agreement breaks down. Hamas senior official Khalil Haia said in an interview with Qatar Peninsula TV that from 26th the organization will enter a new area to continue searching for the remains of Israeli detainees, "Israel will not be given the excuse to restart the war."
Al Jazeera said that US President Trump took the special plane "Air Force One" to stop in Doha on the 25th. While refueling at the Udeid base of the US military, he met with Qatar Emir (Head of State) Tamim, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed After meeting, it was said that "international troops" will soon enter the Gaza Strip.
The Israel Times said on the 26th that U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said on his way to Qatar at the end of his visit to Israel that the United States, Israel and other mediators of the Gaza ceasefire agreement are sharing information to stop any threats. Currently, multiple countries are interested in joining the international security force to be deployed to Gaza.
Reported that Rubio said that the United States has been coordinating with Egypt and Turkey, while Indonesia and Azerbaijan have also expressed interest. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on the 26th that Israel will decide which foreign troops can join the planned "international force." However, Israeli media previously stated that Israel has always firmly opposed Turkey's participation.
According to Al Jazeera, Khalil Haya said in an interview on the 25th that Hamas accepted the entry of international security forces authorized by the United Nations into Gaza and was responsible for border supervision and ceasefire implementation. Regarding the disarmament of Hamas, the organization is still in discussions with Palestinian factions and mediators.
According to Radio France Internationale, the Israeli army reported that it launched a "precision strike" on the Nusayright refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on the 25th, killing a Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Jihad) armed personnel who were "planning to launch an attack on the Israeli army." The situation on the ground remains tense. Israeli Channel 12 quoted Israeli Defense Minister Katz as saying that 60% of Hamas's underground tunnels in the Gaza Strip have not been destroyed. He has instructed the Israeli army to destroy these underground tunnels as a way to control the "Yellow Line" in the Gaza Strip. "Core mission" in the east area.