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Israel says Gaza ceasefire back on after strikes kill more than 100
- On Thursday night, the Israeli military attacked the Gaza Strip for a third consecutive night, killing two people and testing a fragile US-brokered ceasefire.
- Israel says the violence followed the killing of an Israeli soldier inside the 'yellow line' area, and between Tuesday and Wednesday retaliatory bombardments killed 104 people, according to Gaza health authorities.
- Operations have included building demolitions in Gaza City and Khan Younis, Israeli naval gunboats firing off the coast, and a drone strike killing at least one person in Kounin.
- Meanwhile, hostage and body exchanges continued as Hamas handed over two bodies on Thursday, raising the total returned to Gaza to 225 while Israel returned 30 Palestinian bodies.
- The U.S.-brokered ceasefire, which left thorny issues like Hamas disarmament and a timeline for Israeli withdrawal unresolved, has been tested since it began three weeks ago after two years killing over 68,000 Palestinians.
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Israel Carries out New Strikes in Gaza After Asserting Commitment to Ceasefire
Israeli planes and tanks pounded areas in eastern Gaza on Thursday, Palestinian residents and witnesses said, a day after Israel said it remained committed to a U.S.-backed ceasefire despite launching more lethal bombardments in the territory.
·Washington, United States
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Despite his commitment to the ceasefire with radical Islamic Hamas, Israel's army continues to strike "terrorist infrastructure."
·Vienna, Austria
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Leaning Left92Leaning Right55Center106Last UpdatedBias Distribution42% Center
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