Israel, Hamas trade blame over truce violations amid delay in return of dead hostages
Summary
Israel and Hamas accuse each other of violating a US-mediated ceasefire amid delays in the return of deceased hostages, while preparations to reopen Gaza's Rafah crossing continue. Humanitarian aid remains scarce as Gaza faces famine conditions and widespread destruction.
Key Points
- Israel prepares to reopen Gaza's Rafah crossing with Egypt but sets no date amid ceasefire violations.
- Dispute over the return of deceased hostages' bodies by Hamas threatens the US-mediated truce.
- Hamas accuses Israel of killing at least 24 people since the ceasefire began; Israel denies violations.
- Humanitarian aid slowly entering Gaza, but medical care remains scarce and famine conditions persist.
