Gaza Strikes Kill 11, Cease-Fire Talks Take Center Stage

Israeli strikes in Gaza overnight killed 11 people, including four in Bureij refugee camp and seven in Nuseirat camp. U.S. President Joe Biden has proposed a three-phase cease-fire and hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas, as criticism over Israel's offensive intensifies. Netanyahu faces domestic pressure over the plan.

Israeli strikes in Gaza overnight killed 11 people, including a woman and three children, Palestinian health officials reported early Monday. The first strike at Bureij refugee camp killed four, including three children, while a second at Nuseirat refugee camp claimed seven lives.

This comes as U.S. President Joe Biden announced a proposed three-phase cease-fire and hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas, urging an end to the fighting. Biden stated that Hamas is no longer capable of conducting large-scale attacks like the one on October 7.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated conditional support for the cease-fire proposal but has faced backlash from hardline members of his coalition. The Israeli military continues to wage its campaign in Gaza, which has resulted in significant civilian casualties and extensive criticism.