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Trump Administration Reportedly Stopped Planned Gaza Operation as Israel Expands Control Quietly
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First reported by Channel 13 · Jun 16, 2026
What happened
A report says the Trump administration stopped an Israeli plan for a military operation in Gaza. In its place, the IDF is expanding control in the Strip quietly while ceasefire diplomacy stalls and Hamas rejects disarmament demands.
- 01Washington blocked an Israeli Gaza operation after reviewing the plan.
- 02The IDF is reportedly expanding control in Gaza without a public showdown.
- 03Hamas has refused calls to disarm under Trump’s peace plan.
- 04Israel now controls about 59% of Gaza, up from 53% in October.
- 05A Peace Council source said Hamas must accept gradual disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.
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