After a weekend of violence that left dozens dead, Israel announced Sunday it would resume its ceasefire with Gaza while allowing humanitarian aid to flow again—but tensions remain high as both sides trade blame. 🚨
What Happened?
Israeli forces reported two soldiers killed in a Hamas anti-tank missile attack, sparking retaliatory airstrikes that Gaza health officials say claimed 44 Palestinian lives. Israel claims it targeted Hamas commanders, tunnels, and weapons sites. 💥
U.S. Steps In
Under pressure from Washington, Israel agreed to restart aid deliveries Monday. President Trump insisted the ceasefire he helped broker 'remains in place,' suggesting rogue groups—not Hamas leadership—might be behind the clashes. 🤝
Mixed Signals
Hamas’ armed wing denied involvement, saying it hadn’t communicated with Rafah-based factions since March. Meanwhile, Israeli PM Netanyahu vowed a 'forceful response' to ceasefire violations. 🔥
As fragile peace returns, the world watches: Will aid reach civilians in time, or will new violence erupt? Stay tuned. 📡
