Hamas urges more international pressure on Israel amid ceasefire violations
Summary
Hamas has accused Israel of breaking a ceasefire agreement that started in October, claiming over 700 violations. Talks involving international mediators are ongoing to address these issues and plan the next steps, but significant challenges remain.Key Facts
- Hamas says the ceasefire has been violated by Israel at least 738 times since October.
- The ceasefire involved an exchange of captives and partial withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
- Gaza's Ministry of Health reports Israeli attacks have killed at least 377 people since the ceasefire began.
- A United States official stated that while negotiations are advancing, major obstacles need to be addressed.
- An international stabilization force is expected to begin deployment in 2026.
- Discussions include forming a local police force in Gaza and ensuring humanitarian access.
- Israeli forces are supposed to withdraw completely from Gaza territory, according to the ceasefire plan.
- Recent Israeli military actions in Gaza include airstrikes and artillery attacks.
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