Hamas says ready for ‘serious’ Gaza truce talks, as rescuers say 37 killed

Hamas’s lead negotiator Khalil al-Hayya announced the group’s readiness to engage in new talks for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, coinciding with Israeli airstrikes that killed at least 37 people. Amid dire humanitarian conditions exacerbated by a blockade, international pressure for a ceasefire has intensified, with leaders like Brazilian President Lula da Silva and French President Macron calling for action. Despite efforts to ease aid restrictions, the situation remains critical, with Gazans struggling for basic necessities as the conflict continues to escalate.