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Gaza Girl Killed: Peace Plan Paused
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Ahed Tareq Al-Bayouk, a three-year-old girl, was allegedly killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, sparking international outrage. The incident occurred near Mawasi, Rafah, where Israeli troops were supposed to withdraw as part of a U.S. peace plan. Amnesty International reports at least 136 children killed in Gaza since the ceasefire, with over 70,000 Palestinians killed and 16,500 in urgent need of medical evacuation. Qatar, the U.S., Turkey, and Egypt are working on the peace plans second phase, while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz suggests a Palestinian state could lead to a new Middle East, but Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu opposes this idea.
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