TUNIS, October 10. /TASS/. Gaza’s Interior Ministry has announced that security forces will be deployed across all governorates following the Israeli troop withdrawal, to restore order and ensure safety within the Palestinian enclave. A statement issued by the Ma'an news agency emphasized that "Interior Ministry and National Security Force units will begin deployment to areas where forces of occupation are withdrawing in all governorates of the Gaza Strip. They will make every effort to restore order."

The ministry also called on the residents of Gaza to cooperate fully with law enforcement and military personnel to safeguard their security. Citizens are urged to adhere to "all directives and instructions that will be issued by the ministry in the coming days."

According to Al Hadath TV, Israeli forces have withdrawn from several key neighborhoods, including Tel al-Hawa and Zeitoun in southern Gaza City, as well as neighborhoods in the western part of the city and the central Abu Hamid area. Additionally, there has been a partial withdrawal from Khan Yunis in the south. However, IDF spokesperson Avichai Edri confirmed that Israeli troops continue to control the neighborhoods of Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahiya, and Shuja'iya in northern Gaza, along with the Philadelphi Corridor and the Rafah crossing.

Meanwhile, on Thursday night, President Donald Trump announced that Israeli and Hamas representatives had reached preliminary agreements on the first phase of a peace plan, following talks in Egypt. He stated that this phase includes the release of all hostages and the withdrawal of Israeli forces to a mutually agreed-upon line within Gaza. Israeli authorities have also committed to releasing a significant number of Palestinian prisoners currently held in Israeli custody.