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US Claims Progress on Gaza Demilitarization on Ceasefire Anniversary
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The United States claimed "real progress" toward a demilitarized Gaza on the one-year anniversary of a ceasefire and hostage release deal. The State Department cited achievements like an enduring ceasefire and hostage returns, while acknowledging rebuilding challenges. Top US envoy Jared Kushner and the ICRC also marked the anniversary, highlighting diplomatic successes. However, Gaza's Health Ministry reported 1,488 deaths since the ceasefire, and Israel announced strikes killing five terror operatives.
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- The US claims "real progress" toward a demilitarized Gaza one year after a ceasefire deal.
- The State Department cited an enduring ceasefire and hostage returns as key achievements.
- Top US envoy Jared Kushner and the ICRC marked the anniversary, praising diplomacy.
- Gaza's Health Ministry reported 1,488 deaths since the ceasefire began.
- Israel announced strikes killing five terror operatives for allegedly planning attacks.
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