- Israel launched airstrikes across Gaza on Tuesday, killing 104 people, including 20 women and 46 children, and wounding over 250 people, according to Gaza health authorities.
- Israeli military claims strikes were a response to an attack on Israeli forces within the designated “yellow line” in Rafah that killed an Israeli soldier, which Hamas denies. The Israeli military said they targeted “over 30 terrorists holding command positions” in Gaza.
- Israel accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire by returning the wrong remains during the hostage repatriation process. Hamas claimed difficulties locating hostages’ bodies buried under rubble from two years of conflict and delayed some handovers in response to the strikes.
- Israel pledged to continue upholding the ceasefire but warned it would respond firmly to any further violations.
Israel Says Ceasefire Will Continue After Strikes Kill More Than 100 People in Gaza
