Netanyahu signals openness to Trump's Gaza ceasefire plan: Sources

President Donald Trump said that "inspired and productive" discussions are ongoing on Gaza, in a post on social media Friday.

"Intense negotiations" have been carried out for four days and will carry on until an agreement is successfully completed, he said.

All of the countries within the region are involved in these discussions. Hamas is aware of the talks and the state of Israel, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been informed of them as well, Trump said.

"There is more Goodwill and Enthusiasm for getting a Deal done, after so many decades, than I have ever seen before. Everyone is excited to put this period of Death and Darkness behind them. It is an Honor to be a part of this Negotiation," Trump said on his social media platform.

-ABC News’ Isabella Murray

The Israel Defense Forces said in a post to X on Saturday that its warplanes struck "approximately 120 targets" across the Gaza Strip over the previous 24 hours.

Ground forces, meanwhile, continued offensive operations in Gaza City, the IDF said, locating enemy weapons, "observation posts" and "gathering points" of enemy fighters.

The Hamas-run Government Media Office in the Gaza Strip said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "delivered a misleading address ... filled with lies and blatant contradictions,” at the United Nations on Friday.

Netanyahu's speech was "a desperate attempt to justify the war crimes and acts of genocide committed by the occupation against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip,” Hamas said.

"Netanyahu’s speech at the United Nations represents a desperate attempt to distort the truth and evade legal responsibility for the crimes committed in the Gaza Strip, as well as for decades of ethnic cleansing, forced displacement, and systematic killing of the Palestinian people -- all of which constitute war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the crime of genocide under international law,” Hamas said.

-ABC News’ Samy Zyara

Israeli forces killed 47 Palestinians and wounded 142 others in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, Gaza's Hamas-run Ministry of Health said on Friday afternoon.

That brings the Palestinian death toll in Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, to 65,549, according to the health ministry.

Among those killed over the past day were five people trying to collect humanitarian aid, while another 33 were injured, the health ministry said.

-ABC News’ Samy Zyara