Israel's recent bombardment of Gaza has broken the January ceasefire, resulting in at least 320 deaths, including many women and children. This escalation follows a period of relative calm during Ramadan and heightens fears of a renewed conflict. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu cited stalled negotiations for extending the ceasefire and securing the release of captives as reasons for the attacks. Hamas decried the bombardment as a breach of the ceasefire, jeopardizing the captives' safety. The White House has expressed support for Israel, marking a continuing international involvement in the ongoing crisis.
The air raids in the early hours of Tuesday killed more than 320 people, including many women and children.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had ordered the attacks due to a lack of progress in talks to extend the ceasefire.
Hamas warned that Israel had breached the ceasefire and put the fate of the captives still held in jeopardy.
The White House said it had been consulted and it voiced support for Israel's actions.
Collection
[
|
...
]