The Israeli Defense Forces bombed the Gaza Strip again, while terrorists fired on the center of the country. The ceasefire was broken two days ago.
Four hundred targets of the terrorist group Hamas have been hit by Israeli attacks since the end of the ceasefire on Friday morning (1). According to Hamas’ health ministry, 193 Palestinians were killed and more than 700 injured.
According to Israeli security forces, the attacks killed one of the Hamas commanders who helped plan the terrorist attacks against Israel on October 7.
1 of 1 Four hundred targets of the terrorist group Hamas have been hit by Israeli attacks since the end of the ceasefire on Friday morning (1st) Photo: Reproduction/ TV Globo Four hundred targets of the terrorist group Hamas have been hit by Israeli attacks Attacks since the end of the ceasefire on Friday morning ( 1.) Photo: Reproduction/ TV Globo
This Saturday (2), terrorists also fired rockets at cities in Israel, including Tel Aviv. Sirens wailed in the center of the country. A young Israeli was injured in Holon.
The Red Cross said that this Saturday (2) another 100 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered Gaza through the border with Egypt, warning that the attacks could hamper distribution.
The Israeli army accused Hamas of violating the terms of the humanitarian pause by attacking Israel and failing to release the agreed number of hostages. And Hamas has made the release of additional Israelis held in Gaza 137, according to Israel conditional on a new ceasefire.
This Saturday, a demonstration in Tel Aviv demanding the release of those abducted showed that the feelings of the relatives are close to despair. The group of hostage families demanded a meeting with the Israeli War Cabinet.
In a statement on Saturday evening, Israel’s prime minister said the hostages were released due to military pressure and the country’s diplomatic efforts. Benjamin Netanyahu said he would continue the offensive until he achieved all of his goals eliminating Hamas and releasing the abductees and that this would require a ground operation.
At a news conference in Dubai, where he attended COP 28, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he would travel to Qatar to try to reach an agreement for a new ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.