The leader of Hamas has said the group is "close to reaching a truce agreement" with Israel. It is said the deal will involve the exchange of women and children.
The IDF has told Sky News it hit what it called a "suspicious vehicle" with "several terrorists" inside but it is now investigating whether some "uninvolved civilians" were also in the vehicle.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he is hoping for "good news soon" on talks to release hostages from Gaza, after the leader of Hamas said a truce agreement was "close". Elsewhere, two journalists were reportedly killed in Lebanon, amid growing fears for reporters.
Correspondent Farah Omar and cameraman Rabih Maamari worked for the TV station Al Mayadeen, which is based in Beirut and politically allied with the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah.