The heads of Mossad and Shin Bet, David Barnea and Ronen Bar, visited Cairo yesterday, Monday, and met with the director of Egyptian General Intelligence, Hassan Rashad, and discussed security arrangements in the Salah al-Din (Philadelphi) axis, the ceasefire management system, and the continuation of talks between Israel and mediators on implementing the ceasefire agreement and exchanging prisoners, according to the Ynet website today, Tuesday.

The Israeli army called on the displaced not to move from the south of the Gaza Strip to the north or towards the "Netzarim" axis, where the army's operations are still ongoing.

A post on the account of the Israeli army spokesman for the Arab media, Avichay Adraee, stated that "if Hamas adheres to all the details of the agreement, then starting next week, the residents of the Gaza Strip will be able to return to the northern part of the Strip, and directives will be issued in this regard."

Adraee added that "it is dangerous to approach the Rafah crossing area, the Philadelphi Corridor area, and all areas where forces are concentrated," and that "in the maritime area along the Strip, there is a great danger in practicing fishing, swimming, and diving, and we warn against entering the sea in the coming days."

He continued, "It is forbidden to approach Israeli territory and the buffer zone. Approaching the buffer zone is extremely dangerous."