Trump says ceasefire still in place, Hamas leadership maybe not involved

Israel launched a series of deadly strikes in Gaza yesterday and said it was halting aid into the enclave in response to attacks on its forces that killed two soldiers, in the worst violence since the start of a US-brokered ceasefire that halted two years of devastating onslaught less than two weeks ago.

Israeli military said it had struck dozens of Hamas targets across the Gaza Strip

IDF (military) says strikes follow ‘blatant violation’ of ceasefire agreement

Hamas yesterday called on mediators to push for the next steps under the ceasefire in Gaza, including reopening the border, letting in aid, beginning reconstruction, setting up an administration and completing Israel’s withdrawal.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday that Israel was “determined” to secure the return of the remains of all hostages still held in Gaza, vowing that the “fight is not over yet”.

US President Donald Trump yesterday threatened to “go in and kill” Hamas if the armed group continued to kill people in Gaza, in an apparent reference to recent shootings carried out by Hamas targeting alleged gang members and suspected Israeli collaborators.

Palestinian PM says on his meet with UN

The Israeli military said it received two more coffins from the Red Cross

Total number of returned bodies rise to 90

"Now we are ready to engage again", said Mohammad Shtayyeh, special envoy to President of the Palestinian Authority

Israel will allow Gaza's key Rafah crossing to reopen on Wednesday for humanitarian aid to reach the Palestinian territory

Meanwhile, re-emergent Hamas fighters demonstrated they were reasserting control in Gaza

Israeli forces killed at least six Palestinians while they were returning to their homes yesterday, said Gaza’s civil defence agency, in the first major violation since the US-brokered ceasefire began.

Israel to restrict aid and keep border shut at least through Wednesday

Says step necessary to move on to next phase of Gaza deal

Trump complains about his photo on Time magazine

Says, key actors for Gaza 'genocide' must be held accountable

Donald Trump hailed an end to a “painful nightmare” in a speech to Israel’s parliament yesterday, as the last surviving hostages returned home from Gaza and a group of Palestinian prisoners were freed under a ceasefire deal he spearheaded.

'The document is going to spell out rules and regulations,' said Trump