Israel says it will uphold Gaza ceasefire as strikes kill 104 people
Summary
Israeli military upholds a ceasefire in Gaza after an attack killed one soldier and Israeli airstrikes killed 104 people, with both sides blaming each other for violations.
Key Points
- Israeli military resumed enforcing a ceasefire agreement in Gaza after recent violence.
- Airstrikes by Israel killed 104 people in Gaza, including civilians in refugee camps and neighborhoods.
- US President Donald Trump affirmed the ceasefire was not at risk despite violations and airstrikes.
- The agreement involves the release of hostages and prisoner exchanges between Hamas and Israel.
