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Night of Strikes Brings Grief to Gazans Trying to Rebuild

The ceasefire resumed after Israeli air strikes killed 104 Palestinians and an Israeli soldier died in an ambush, with Hamas denying attacks and reaffirming the truce.

  • Israel said it is re-enforcing a ceasefire after overnight air strikes that threatened a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal less than a month after it began.
  • After a soldier was killed in Rafah, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered forceful strikes following accusations Hamas attacked Israeli troops Tuesday.
  • The Palestinian Health Ministry reported 104 dead and 253 wounded from overnight strikes, while Al-Awda Hospital received 30 bodies including 14 children and Nasser Hospital 20 bodies including 13 children.
  • Israel delayed handing over a hostage body due to strikes, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the return of body parts a `clear violation`; 13 bodies remain in Gaza, complicating the ceasefire's next phases.
  • The episode raises political stakes because President Donald Trump has touted the ceasefire as the first phase of a roadmap and Hamas denied involvement, accusing Israel of undermining the truce.
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