Israel-Hamas war live updates: Netanyahu reveals his plans for post-war Gaza

What we know

• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented his plan for Gaza after the war ends with Hamas It says that Israel would be allowed to operate militarily in the enclave for an indefinite period of time to prevent the resurgence of the militant group. The plan also stipulates that UNRWA, the main aid organization in the Gaza Strip, must be closed.
• Philippe Lazzarini, UNRWA's commissioner general, said the organization was at a ''breaking point'' at a time of unprecedented need in Gaza in a letter yesterday to Dennis Francis, the president of the United Nations General Assembly. The agency could be forced cease operations entirely by the end of the month after several countries froze aid after Israel alleged that some of its workers had taken part in Hamas' Oct. 7 attacks.
• An Israeli delegation is travelling to Paris for negotiations for a hostage release and cease-fire deal, an official has said weeks after Netanyahu dismissed proposals from Hamas' as ''delusional.'' Hamas leaders have left Cairo, where days of discussions on a deal had also been taking place.
• More than 29,500 people have been killed in Gaza since the war began, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. More than 69,400 have been injured, and thousands more are missing and presumed dead.
• Israeli military officials said at least 238 soldiers have been killed since the ground invasion of Gaza began.