Ninety minutes into a cease-fire in Gaza, violence erupted between Hamas and Israel as United States officials say Hamas broke the truce, killing two Israeli soldiers. There are reports that Hamas’ military wing is claiming that a missing Israeli soldier was killed as a result of an Israeli bomb.
John Huddy brought us the latest this morning from the Gaza border as a three-day cease-fire between Israel and Hamas appears to be quickly unraveling. Israeli soldiers were ambushed, according to IDF, just a few hours after the cease-fire took effect near the southern-most
Today, Israel and Hamas agreed to a 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza, while the White House called Israel’s actions “indefensible” after its munitions reportedly hit a school.
After 24 days of rocket attacks from Hamas and air strikes from Israel, both sides are reportedly prepared to take a 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire. Meanwhile, Israel remains committed to shutting down Hamas’ network of tunnels in Gaza.
Israel and Hamas have agreed to an unconditional, 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza that will begin on Friday.
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