Israel started a major Attack on Gazabreaking the fragile two -month truce between his forces and the hamas.
Israeli air attacks on the entire territory were killed by more than 200 Palestinians early Tuesday, the Gazi Government said.
The dead included at least 77 people in Khan Younis in southern Gazi and at least 20 people in the city of Gazi in the north, medical sources told Al Jazeera.
Israeli strikes also hit places in Central Deir El-Balah and Rafah in the south.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he ordered the army to take “strong actions” against Hamas for the refusal of the prisoner taken from Israel or Agree to bids For the extension of the truce.
“Israel will now act against Hamas with increasing military power,” the Prime Minister’s Office said.
The Israeli army on Telegram said she spent “extensive hits on terrorist goals” belonging to Hamas.
The Hamas, which manages Gaza, said that Israel’s attacks considers the unilateral cancellation of a ceasefire that began on January 19th.
“Netanyahu and his extremist government decide to cancel the fire interruption agreement, exposing prisoners in Gaza unknown fate,” the Palestinian group said.
Palestinian Islamic jihad (PIJ) accused Israel of “intentionally sabotaging all the efforts to achieve a truce.”
“We confirm that what Netanyahu and his Varvar army failed to achieve in 15 months of crime and bloodshed will not be able to re -achieve, thanks to the persistence of our oppressed people and the courage of our Mujahideen in the area … resistance,” the statement that is divided with Israel said.
Ahmed Abu Rizq, a teacher in Gaza, said he and his family awakened the sound of “Israeli kicks everywhere.”
“We were scared, our children were scared. We had a lot of calls from our relatives to check, to check [on] yourself. And the ambulance started running from one street to another, “Abu Rizq told Al Jazeera, adding that the families began to come to a local hospital with the” remains of their children “in their hands.
Reporting from Amman, Jordan, Hamdah Salhut, Al Jazeera, said that although Israel accused Hamas of rejecting various negotiator proposals, the conversations were stopped after Netanyahu refused to start Next Phase Negotiations Fire Interruption Agreement on February 6th.
“Several of Israeli analysts, several within political opposition and several within their own government Netanyahu, said that this was a plan all the time, a continuation of the fighting, to return to war as a whole,” Salhut said.
“And there is actually New Army Chief of StaffThe one who said that in 2025 he would be a year of war – noting that Israel still has a lot of goals to achieve when it comes to Gaza’s belt, which means that they have not ended up with their military action. “
Hamas published about three ten prisoners in exchange for almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners since The beginning of the interruption of fire.
Negotiations on the second phase of the Agreement, which would see the release of almost 60 remaining prisoners and establishing a permanent tribute, were in a standstill due to the insistence of Israel to extend the first phase by mid -April.
Mouin Rabbani, a non -resident colleague from the Global Affairs Council in the Middle East, said it was not clear whether the attacks had marked one offensive or “start of a bigger campaign”.
“The most important element of which, from the perspective of Israel, was the negotiations on the second phase, which led to a permanent truce and the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from the gaza belt,” Rabbani told Al Jazeera.
“And that is something that the Israeli government has repeatedly said it would not do it.”
“In other words, [Israel] signed an agreement, knowing that he would refuse to implement it, “he said.
The Karolina Leavitt White House secretary said that Israel consulted with the President of the United States Donald Trump about strikes.
“As President Trump clearly said, Hamas, Houthis, Iran – all those who want to terrorize not only Israel, but now – will see the price to pay, and all Hell will fall apart“, Leavitt told Fox News.
