Jerusalem: The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office announced that Benjamin Netanyahu decided to stop the entry of all goods and supplies into the Gaza Strip, starting Sunday morning, due to Hamas’ rejection of Wotkov’s proposal, according to Russia Today.

According to National News Agency – Lebanon, the decision comes amid escalating tensions between Israel and Hamas. The halt in the entry of goods and supplies is expected to have significant implications for the Gaza Strip, which heavily relies on such supplies for daily necessities.

The announcement reflects ongoing challenges and the complexity of negotiations in the region. The rejection of Wotkov’s proposal by Hamas has led to this decisive move by the Israeli government, highlighting the fragile nature of peace efforts.