As Hamas considers a ceasefire, Israel continues to advance in Gaza.

Jin10 Data reported on July 3 that Israel intensified its military operations against the last Hamas stronghold in the Gaza Strip before U.S. President Trump proposed ceasefire negotiations. As the conflict escalates, Hamas is weighing Trump's proposed 60-day ceasefire protocol, during which Hamas will release half of the 50 hostages it still holds and seek mediation talks with Israel to end the war. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accepted the proposal, which will be one of the main topics during his visit to Washington next week. Since Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces have ordered tens of thousands of people to leave the suburbs of Gaza City and have intensified airstrikes and attacks on the northern city, leading to an increase in casualties. Before the war began, Gaza City was home to about one million Palestinians. Israeli television N12 reported that about 50,000 soldiers are deployed in the area. IDF spokesman Adraei said, "As we warned, Hamas will continue to collapse, and we will advance into all areas of Gaza City as necessary."