The UN Security Council will decide on Monday on the US-proposed ceasefire plan

The United Nations Security Council will decide on Monday, June 10, on the cease-fire plan proposed by the United States, the South Korean president of the council announced. The plan, as a first step, would provide for a six-week ceasefire, with Israel withdrawing from populated areas of Gaza, freeing some hostages taken during the Hamas offensive and Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Follow our live stream.

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken arrives in Israel. The US secretary of state traveled to Israel after arriving in Cairo on Monday afternoon to promote a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Benny Gantz resigns from Israeli unity government Israeli prime minister’s rival The Israeli war cabinet, formed after the October 7 Hamas attack, announced its decision to withdraw from the broader government on Sunday. On May 18, he issued an ultimatum to his rival, Benjamin Netanyahu, asking him for a post-war plan in the Gaza Strip.

Benjamin Netanyahu urges his rival not to “give up” the war. “Israel is engaged in an existential war on many fronts, and this is not the time to give up the war, this is the time to join forces.”Israel’s prime minister said in a message on Sunday In social network. Benny Gantz’s resignation should not cause major political upheavals in the immediate future, as Benjamin Netanyahu’s government coalition It still has a majority in parliament with the support of far-right groups.