以色列宣布击毙哈马斯发言人，美国拟在战后接管加沙至少10年

Group 1 - The Israeli Defense Minister announced the killing of Hamas spokesperson Abu Obeida during an airstrike in Gaza City, coinciding with preparations for a full-scale military offensive against Hamas [1] - Israel has mobilized 80,000 reservists and is expected to deploy them in the coming days, targeting remaining Hamas leadership believed to be hiding in Gaza City [1][2] - The Israeli military claims that Abu Obeida was a key figure in Hamas's media operations, which have been used for psychological warfare against Israel [2] Group 2 - The humanitarian situation in Gaza is deteriorating, with reports of 88 deaths in the last 24 hours, and the Israeli military has declared Gaza City a "dangerous war zone," halting ceasefires in the area [2][3] - The United Nations and humanitarian organizations have expressed concerns about the feasibility of large-scale evacuations from Gaza City, citing inadequate living conditions for displaced populations [3] - A U.S. plan for post-war reconstruction in Gaza has emerged, proposing to manage the region for at least ten years and relocate its population, with financial incentives for those who leave [4][5] Group 3 - Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential annexation of the West Bank by Israel, in response to European countries recognizing Palestinian statehood, which could lead to widespread condemnation [6] - The Israeli government is considering legislative measures regarding the annexation, although the timeline and specifics remain unclear [6] - The U.S. has indicated it will not allow Palestinian Authority President Abbas to attend the upcoming UN meeting, where several allies are expected to recognize Palestinian statehood [7]