Here’s the latest scoop for all the South & Southeast Asia crew tracking global news on your phones 📱: Israel has made it clear it’s calling the shots on Gaza security, even after signing up for a US-brokered ceasefire. That means deciding where and when to act, and who can bring in troops to keep the peace. 🛡️
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his ministers that Israel will rely on its own defenses and won’t need anyone’s OK to protect itself. It’s a strong reminder of the country’s independent stance.
Meanwhile, AFP footage shows an Egyptian convoy rolling into Gaza with heavy machinery and rescue teams searching for Israeli hostages still missing under the rubble. Think of a line of trucks flashing lights and honking through to lend a hand. 🚛🇪🇬
According to Israeli spokespeople, this group is purely technical—no military uniforms in sight—and got the green light straight from the top. Their mission? To help find and bring home those lost in the aftermath.
For many young pros juggling work, Insta, and TikTok updates, this is a reminder of how truce talks can mix strict security moves with urgent humanitarian efforts. Stay tuned, stay informed, and keep that global perspective alive! 🌏✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
