US EditionIsrael says Gaza ceasefire back on after strikes kill more than 100
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 104 Palestinians, including 46 children, amid ceasefire violations and disputes over hostage remains, escalating conflict in Gaza.
- Israeli strikes overnight in Gaza have killed at least 81 people, including women and children, according to local hospitals.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to conduct 'powerful strikes' after accusing Hamas of violating the ceasefire.
- Hamas accused Israel of committing a 'large-scale massacre' and called for international support against the ongoing violence.
- U.S. President Donald Trump defended Israel's actions, stating they were justified while expressing confidence that the ceasefire would hold despite the renewed violence.
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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.
Despite his commitment to the ceasefire with radical Islamic Hamas, Israel's army continues to strike "terrorist infrastructure."
Gaza. Israel announced yesterday the re-establishment of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip after 14 hours of intense air strikes throughout the territory that left 104 people killed, including 46 children, and 253 injured, of whom 78 are minors. Hamas accused Tel Aviv of “undercutting the ceasefire”, while among the population the fears of a “new chapter of violence” are increasing.
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