US President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Monday. They discussed how to push the Gaza ceasefire to the next stage.
Israeli government spokesperson Shosh Bedrosian provided an update on the meeting. She said they discussed phase one, "which we are currently still in to bring our remaining hostages, and the future of phase two of this plan."
She said the second phase includes the disarming of Hamas, demilitarizing Gaza, and ensuring Hamas "will have no role in the future of Gaza ever again."
Bedrosian also said they talked about an international stabilization force.
Monday marks one month since the ceasefire took effect. But Israel has launched sporadic attacks on the enclave, accusing Hamas of violating the terms of the deal.
The Israeli military said Monday "two terrorists were identified crossing the yellow line" and approaching its troops in southern Gaza. It said they killed them because they posed an "immediate threat."
A Palestinian media report said two people, including a child, died in an Israeli bombing. Gaza health officials said more than 240 people have been killed in the territory since the start of the truce.

Quiz 1:
What was discussed during the meeting between Jared Kushner and Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Monday?
A. Discussing the upcoming U.S. elections
B. Discussion about the current phase of Gaza ceasefire and future plans
C. Strategies for handling climate change worldwide
D. Negotiations regarding Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement

Quiz 2:
What is the second phase of the plan that Israel, along with other parties, discussed according to Shosh Bedrosian?
A. Ensuring Hamas has no role in Gaza's future
B. Disarming Palestine and demilitarizing the West Bank
C. Implementation of an international stabilization force
D. Bringing back remaining hostages from Gaza

Quiz 3:
Which of the following events happened on November 11, 2025?
A. Two people, including a child, died in an Israeli bombing
B. Israel launched sporadic attacks on the enclave, accusing Hamas of violating the terms of the deal
C. Jared Kushner and Benjamin Netanyahu met in Jerusalem to discuss Gaza ceasefire
D. Over 240 people have been killed in Gaza since the start of the truce