War returns to Gaza, Israel resumes attacks, US: Hamas planning to hit civilians

After fragile peace, the shadow of war returns to pursue Gaza. The Israeli Army launched an attack on the coastal enclave on Sunday, according to the most local media, clouding hopes that the Trump-brokered ceasefire agreement will lead to long-term peace.

An Israeli army official said Hamas had undertaken a series of attacks against Israeli forces inside Gaza, including a shell and sniper against soldiers. According to the official, it constituted ceasefire violations, but Hamas, through a statement, claimed he remained committed to respecting the agreement, follows. Periscope.

Authorities in Gaza reported 47 ceasefire violations Saturday by Israel following the killing of at least 38 people. Reports come as the US State Department stated there is reliable information that Hamas is preparing an attack on civilians in Gaza, which would constitute a direct and serious violation of the ceasefire agreement.

The UN confirmed that it had already informed other guarantors of the Gaza peace agreement, including Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and that it has asked Hamas to abide by the terms of the deal.

“If Hamas were to realise the attack, the move would be taken to protect Gaza residents and preserve the integrity of the ceasefire”, the State Department said.

American President Donald Trump had warned Hamas earlier against killing civilians. If Hamas continues to kill people in Gaza, we have no choice but to get in there and kill”, it was expressed in a social network post. But he later explained that the US would not send troops to Gaza. (A2 Television)