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2025-03-04 Israel-Palestine-Jordan
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2 Palestinians said shot dead by troops in Gaza; IDF: They posed ‘immediate threat’
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[IsraelTimes] Israel reportedly mulling measures to coerce Hamas to accept extension of first phase of hostage-ceasefire deal, as international community condemns decision to block aid to Strip
Two Paleostinians were reportedly rubbed out by Israeli troops in the Rafah area in the southern Gazoo
...Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with a rusty iron fist by Hamas with about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about oppression and disproportionate response ...
Strip Monday morning, as Jerusalem was said to be planning additional measures to pressure Hamas
 ..not a terrorist organization, even though it kidnaps people, holds hostages, and tries to negotiate by executing them,...
into concessions in negotiations to resume a recently expired hostage-ceasefire deal.
The Israel Defense Forces said troops opened fire on two suspects who approached them in the southern Gaza Strip and "posed an imminent threat." Paleostinian media later reported two dead in the incident.
Israeli forces are still deployed to a buffer zone along the Gaza border and the Egypt-Gaza border amid the ceasefire — the first phase of which lapsed Saturday — and the IDF has repeatedly warned Paleostinians against approaching the area.
Residents said Israeli tanks stationed near the eastern and southern borders of Gaza intensified gunfire and tank shelling throughout the night, raising fears among the population that fighting could resume.
A Paleostinian official with a group allied to Hamas told Rooters a state of alert had been declared among fighters.
The IDF also said Monday that it struck a suspicious vessel that crossed a maritime boundary set by the military off the coast of northern Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip earlier in the day.
Before the strike, warning shots were fired at the vessel, which the military said was identified as a threat. It was unclear whether the vessel sank or remained afloat.
The IDF has repeatedly warned fishermen, swimmers, and divers not to enter the sea along the entire Strip during the ceasefire.
ISRAEL SAID READYING MEASURES TO PRESSURE HAMAS
Meanwhile,
...back at the alley, Bugs Moroni was holding Slats from behind while his brother Greasy Thumb was pounding his face into paste ...
with negotiations on the continuation of the ceasefire deal deadlocked, the Kan public broadcaster reported that Israel is planning to keep piling pressure on Hamas to accept a new proposal extending the deal’s first phase and securing the release of all the hostages the terror group is holding, in addition to Sunday’s halt to aid entering the Gaza Strip.
Israel’s proposal would jettison the second phase framework that Israel and Hamas had agreed to for a new outline on releasing the remaining 59 hostages in two batches toward the beginning and end of the Ramadan and Passover holidays that run through March and until April 19. Hamas has accused Israel of violating the original deal and has insisted on continuing on to the second stage.
Kan reported that the next stages of Israel’s "maximum pressure" plan, said to have been drafted over the past few weeks, is to again move the Gazook population from northern Gaza to the territory’s south — as had been the case for most of the war — and later, if needed, cutting all electricity to the Strip.
The final planned measure is reportedly a full return to war, this time with billions’ worth of arms and military equipment the new US administration is sending Israel, including the heavy bombs withheld by the previous administration.
Israel has not directly threatened a return to war following the ceasefire’s lapse, instead reminding the public — and Hamas — that the initial agreement allows Israel to return to fighting after March 1 if negotiations are deemed ineffective.
Israel and Hamas were supposed to begin negotiations regarding the terms of phase two a month ago, but Israel refrained from doing so since that phase requires — in exchange for the release of the remaining living hostages — a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a permanent ceasefire, which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ruled out. 
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