Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said his army “attacks the goals of the terrorist organization Hamas throughout Gaza Striptease, with the aim of achieving war goals, including the edition of all our hostages – live and dead.”
“From now on, Israel will act against Hamas with an increasing military force,” the Prime Minister’s Office said.
The statement states that Israel continued military strikes due to repeated rejections of Hamas for the release of his hostages and his refusal of all the bids he received from the US presidential envoy and mediator.
“If Hamas does not let go, the gates of hell will open in the killers of Gaza and Hamas and the forces who have never known before,” said the defense minister, “said Minister Defense Israel Katz. “We will not stop fighting until all kidnapped return home and all goals of the war.”
During the Walkoff weekend, he warned that Hamas must immediately release live hostages “or pay a difficult price.”
The White House of Karolina Leavt said on Monday night that the Trump administration consulted Israelis on attacks in Gaza.
“Hamas could release the hostages to extend the truce, but instead they chose the rejection and war”, the National Security Council, Brian Hughes, said Monday.
Taher Nuno, Hamas official criticized Israeli attacks. “The international community faces a moral test: or allows the return of crimes committed by the occupying army or wrapping the commitment to the completion of aggression and war against innocent people in Gaza,” he said.
Hamas also warned that the Israeli’s new airlines broke the ceasefire and put the fate of Hazard in danger, saying that the Israeli government is responsible for “unexplored escalation” against Palestinians.
Strikes come after almost two months of truce for pausing the 17-month war in which dozens of hostages were released for almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. The first phase of the truce was completed 1. March, but a break in the main struggle held by Monday.
But since the first phase of the ceasefire ended two weeks ago, the parties failed to agree on the way forward with the second phase aimed at releasing almost 60 remaining hostages and completely ending the war. Netanyahu has repeatedly threatened to continue the war, and President Trump betrayed several warnings and Ultimatums In Hamas, some oppose the agreed concept concepts – because negotiations on the second phase of the truce fought to materialize.
The first phase of the breakfire saw the exchange of some hostages held by Hamas in exchange for the release of Palestinians closed Israel. Egypt, Qatar and the United States are trying to mediate the following steps in the truce.
Earlier in the month, Israel Cut the help in GazaStopping the entry of all goods and stocks on Palestinian territory. Israel said the help blockade is intended by pressing Hamas to accept a Proposal made by Trump Administration to expand the first phase breaks fire. According to the proposal, Israel asked Hamas immediately over half of the remaining hostages held in Gaza, which would be significant changes in terms initially agreed in accordance with the agreement, Qatar and Egypt.
On Friday Hamas He said he was accepting The proposal of a mediator for the release of one live American-Israeli hostage and body of four double citizens who died in captivity. Office Netanyahu threw himself in the offer last week, accusing the American and Israeli terrorist group attempts to manipulate talks in Qatar in the next phase of collecting fire fire.
In a separate statement on Friday, Hamas Official Husam Badran confirmed what Hamas’s commitment was fully implemented by the trafficking agreement in all his stages, warning that each of the terms would return to the Square Negotiations.
The agreement called for negotiations to start the second phase of the truce, in which the remaining hostages would be released and Israeli forces would withdraw from Gaza. Hamas is believed to have 24 living hostages and bodies of 35 others.
The war broke out with Hamass 7. October 7, 2023, a cross-border terrorist attack, who killed about 1,200 people and took 250 other hostages. Israel responded to a military offensive that killed over 48,000 Palestinians, according to local health officials and displaced around 90% of Gaza’s population. The territory’s ministry does not distinguish between civilians and militants, but says that over half of the dead were women and children.
While the ceasefire has greatly stopped the struggles, Israel left the troops over the last two months and continued to strike the goals, claiming the Palestinians try to carry out attacks or approach troops in non-guests. Numerous strokes earlier on Monday, he killed a total of 10 people, according to Palestinian officials.
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