Hamas Accuses Israel of Disrupting Ceasefire Deal with Gaza Attack
Summary
Hamas has accused Israel of attacking the Gaza Strip to derail a ceasefire agreement and urged mediators to pressure Israel to stop the strikes. At least 19 Palestinians were reported killed as Israeli attacks continued, while Donald Trump unveiled a roadmap for the deal’s second phase.
Key Points
- Hamas says Israel’s attack on Gaza was meant to obstruct the ceasefire understanding reached with mediators, especially the United States.
- The group has urged mediators to pressure Israel immediately to halt the bombing, calling the strikes indiscriminate and criminal.
- At least 19 Palestinians were reported killed on Sunday as Israeli attacks continued in Gaza.
- Donald Trump recently unveiled a roadmap for implementing the second phase of the ceasefire agreement, which would require Hamas to disarm and Israeli forces to withdraw in phases.
