Israeli minister lays out post-war Gaza plan as fighting rages

Israel's defence minister has publicly presented for the first time proposals for the post-war administration of Gaza, where officials said Friday unrelenting bombardment has killed dozens over 24 hours. Defence minister Yoav Gallant's plan for the "day after", shared with the media late Thursday but not yet adopted by Israel's war cabinet, says that neither Israel nor Hamas will govern Gaza and rejects future Jewish settlements there. The minister's broad outline was unveiled on the eve of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's fourth trip to the region since a Hamas attack on October 7 triggered the war.