The Israeli military said it carried out airstrikes in the Gaza Strip of Rafah

The Israeli army began to attack Gaza on Sunday, the Israeli army confirmed that the media and residents reported, dimming the hope that a long-lasting end would lead to the fact that Israel sold the Palestine of AMAS.

The attack on Israel on Sunday was the biggest test of the already fragile elimination base, which went into effect on Oct. 11.

The Israeli military said air force fighter jets were conducting flights over the Gaza Strip’s Rafah area, in the Southern Gaza strip, to eliminate the threat after “terrorists” opened fire on the forces.

It said the military’s actions clearly “violated” the agreement to attack others, adding that the military would respond strongly.

Palestinians in Gaza told Reuters they heard explosions and gunfire in Rafah, and Witnesses reported breaking Israeli tanks in the East of Aba Shere near Khan Younis, and in the south of Gaza.

Witnesses in Khan Younis said they heard a wave of Airstrikes launched in Rafah early Sunday afternoon.

2 killed in northern Gaza Airstrike

Local health authorities in Gaza said on Sunday that two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli airstrike in the East Jabalalia area of ​​northern Gaza.

The Times of Israel reported that the military conducted airstrikes in the Rafah area after being attacked by forces that attacked there, although it did not specify the source of the information.

An Israeli military official said on Sunday that Hamas attacked Israeli military forces inside Gaza, including rocket attacks and sniper attacks against Israeli soldiers.

“Both of these incidents took place in Israeli-controlled territory…. This is a brazen violation of the ceasefire,” the official said.

Hamas Official Izzat Al-Risheq said on Sunday that the Palestinian militant group remained committed to the ceasefire, accusing Israel of repeated violations.

Neither Al-Risheq nor any Israeli military officer reported on any of the Sunday strikes reported by Israel in Gaza.

The government press office in Gaza said on Saturday that Israel had committed 47 violations after the end of the withdrawal, leaving 38 dead.

“These violations included the direct shooting of Centian, the deliberate involvement and manipulation of activities, and the arrest of several civilians,” the statement said.

Rafah falls to stay locked up

The government of Israel and Hamas have been accusing each other of violating the ceasefire for days, and Israel, the Rafa border crossing between Gaza and Egypt will remain closed until it is closed.

Rafah has been largely closed since May 2024

Israel and Hamas shared a debate over the return of the bodies of the dead hostages. Israel demanded that Hamas fulfill its obligations in returning the remaining bodies of all 28 hostages.

Hamas, which returned all 20 hostages alive and dead, says it has no desire to keep the bodies of the hosts. The group said the process requires effort and special equipment to find the bodies buried under the debris.

Major obstacles to US President Donald Trump’s Genld Trump plan to end the war remain. Important questions – including the prosecution of Hamas, the management of Gaza, the formation of the anctional “reinforcement forces” and the continuation of the creation of the state of Palestine – are yet to be resolved.

When asked for comment, the US embassy in Jerusalem referred questions to the State Department.

Renewed fighting in Gaza and concerns over Avices Key Avices avices share Indices nearly 2 percent on Sunday.