Ceasefire Tensions: Israeli Response and Hamas Accusations
The Israeli military has vowed to uphold a ceasefire with Gaza despite escalating tensions following airstrikes that killed 104 people. Both sides accuse each other of violating the truce, while U.S. President Trump insists the agreement remains secure. Disagreements over hostage remains further strain the accord.
In a tense development, the Israeli military has announced its commitment to maintaining a ceasefire in Gaza despite recent airstrikes resulting in the deaths of 104 individuals, including women and children. Each side blames the other for breaching the fragile agreement.
U.S. President Donald Trump assured that the ceasefire, brokered with American support, is not under threat even as Israel conducts airstrikes. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu focuses on the issue of hostage remains, a major sticking point for the truce.
Tensions soared as the Israeli military accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire with an attack on Israeli soldiers. Hamas refuted the claims, maintaining their commitment to the agreement. The unfolding drama is compounded by allegations of staged hostage remains, further testing the stability of the ceasefire.
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