Netanyahu says fighting has resumed in Gaza with ‘full force’

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday night that Israel had “completely resumed the battle” against Hamas on the Gaza district.

In a challenging video statement, he warned, “Negotiations will continue only by fire.”

His opinion came out after a massive air raid on what the troops said that the Israeli aircraft was the target of Hamas.

The Hamas Run Health Ministry said more than 400 people died. Hundreds of injuries.

The wave of the strike is the heaviest since the truce began on January 19.

Most of the ceasefire has been held so far, but the wave of this new attack suggests that the plan for the permanent end of the war can escape the table.

A raids of Beit Lahia, Rafah, Nuseirat and Al-Mawasi On Tuesday, Gazan shattered the relative peace that Gazan had experienced since January, and the hospital went back to casualties.

Attacks on Gaza were accused by Egypt, the mediator of the talks.

The raid is a “shameless violation” of the ceasefire agreement and a “dangerous escalation.”

Mohamed Zaquot, the secretary of the Gaza Strip Hospital, spoke to the BBC Arabic. “The attack was inappropriate, and the additional team asked for help immediately,” Mohammed Zaquot, the secretariat of Gaza STRIP hospital, told the BBC Arabic.

Netana Hu said in his speech that Israel attempted to negotiate with Hamas and hold Israel hostage in Gas. He accused Hamas for refusing to offer a proposal.

Israel and Hamas did not agree with how to carry out a ceasefire transaction after the first stage expired in early March after the number of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners expired.

The contract includes three stages, and the negotiations in the second stage began six weeks ago. But this did not happen.

Instead, when the United States and Israel wanted to change the terms of transactions, the agreement was uncertain and expanded the first stage of more hostages.

It would have delayed the beginning of the second stage. This had to be a permanent ceasefire and the Israeli army had to withdraw from Gaza.

But Hamas calls us that we, Qatar, and Egyptian mediators reject the proposed change for the contract we broked.

Tuesday evening, Netana Hu said that Israel will continue to fight to achieve all war goals.

US President Donald Trump consulted with Israel before he started strike, officials said.

Brian Hughes, a US State Council spokesman, said, “Hamas was able to solve the hostage to expand the ceasefire, but instead chose to reject and war.”

Hamas warned that Israel’s resumption of violence would be sentenced to the death penalty to the rest of the living hostages held in Gaza, and forced Israel to surrender it.

Dr. Sabrina Das, who trained Palestinian doctors in southern Gaza, said in an interview with the BBC:

Dr. DAS said NASAR HOSPITAL’s colleagues said that they are running all night because the massive casualties have begun to restart.

The group representing the hostage family has accused the Israeli government for choosing “to give up hostage” by starting a new strike and protesting outside the Israeli Parliament.

The news of the strike was afraid that some of the families of Israel’s hostages were still owned by Hamas.

“Israeli government is not perfect and Israel is not enough, so it’s not enough because my brothers are not at home.”

“But if Hamas wants, the hostage will come back. They are in their hands.”

Israel says that Hamas is still holding 59 hostages, 24 of which are alive.

The war broke out when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 by captive.

Israel responded with a large military offensive that killed more than 48,500 Palestinians, and the Hamas Run Ministry of Hamas Run, caused great destruction in the home and infrastructure.