The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that lasted for almost two months has finally broken. In fact, due to Hamas not releasing the remaining hostages, Israel bombed the Gaza Strip one after the other on Tuesday. More than 400 Palestinian civilians were killed and more than 560 were injured in this bombing. This attack was carried out when people were preparing for Sehri in the early morning during Ramzan. It is known that this is Israel’s biggest air strike on Gaza after the ceasefire came into effect in January. Needless to say, people in Gaza are once again in panic due to Israeli attacks. There is a pile of dead bodies in Gaza hospitals. According to the information, the “Hamas-run Health Ministry in Gaza reported that 404 people have died and 560 more have been injured. It is being said that before this attack, Israel had consulted with the Trump administration and the White House. White House spokesman Brian Hughes in Washington said that “Hamas could have released the hostages to extend the ceasefire, but it refused and chose the path of war.”
Prime Minister Netanyahu also said (Netanyahu on Gaza) that “the earlier release proves that military pressure is necessary for the release of hostages.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said (Netanyahu on Gaza) that Israel extended the ceasefire for several weeks, during which we did not find the hostages.” He further said that “negotiating teams were sent to Qatar and Egypt, but it did not yield any benefit. Efforts were made to persuade Hamas to release more hostages, but no results were achieved, due to which this was the last resort.” Netanyahu said that “Hamas still rejected the proposal to release 59 people after the first phase of hostage release was over. 24 of these are expected to be alive.” Not only this, Prime Minister Netanyahu also said that “the earlier release proves that military pressure is necessary for the release of hostages.” He further stressed that “air strikes on Gaza are just the beginning. All negotiations for ceasefire will take place during the war.” In a statement, he also said that “Israel will continue to move forward until it achieves all its war goals. No one can stop Israel from achieving these goals.” Let us tell you that these goals include the elimination of Hamas and the release of all hostages from its custody.”
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Attacks will continue as long as needed
Meanwhile, the Israeli army said that it attacked “dozens of targets (Netanyahu on Gaza). The attacks will continue as long as needed.” Apart from this, the army has instructed people to vacate eastern Gaza. Of course, it is feared that the Israeli army may start ground action in Gaza again. Israel has said that it will use more force to free the hostages from Hamas’s possession. At the same time, Hamas has accused Israel of violating the ceasefire and endangering the efforts of mediators for lasting peace. Not only this, Israel has stopped the supply of aid to Gaza for the last two weeks. Due to this the humanitarian crisis has deepened.
If Hamas is not ready for talks in the next few days, the operation will be even more intense
Let us tell you that on October 7, 2023, Hamas suddenly attacked Israel. About 1,200 people were killed in this attack by Hamas. 251 people were taken hostage. After this, Israel had launched a military operation in Gaza to wipe out Hamas. In this campaign that lasted for 15 months, Gaza More than 48 thousand Palestinians have been killed in Gaza. After this massacre, an agreement was reached between Israel and Hamas in January for a ceasefire for six weeks and release of hostages. Let us tell you that there are still 59 hostages in the custody of Hamas. Israeli officials said that “if Hamas is not ready for talks in the next few days, the operation (Netanyahu on Gaza) will intensify further.”
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