The Government of Israel announced on Tuesday evening -the Fires at the Hamas in the Gaza Strip. According to Palestinian information, at least 200 people died in air strikes (see video above).
“This is followed by the repeated refusal of Hamas to release our hostages, as well as the rejection of all the suggestions she received from the envoy of US President Steve Witkoff and the intermediaries,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The terrorist organization will now be re -used with increasing military power.
The Palestinian rescue service reported at least 35 air strikes on the Gaza Strip. It is said that it is the most violent air strikes since the start of ceases -the fires on January 19, 2025. Of the more than 200 deaths, it is said that it is the high -ranking Hamas representative Mahmoud Abu Watfa, but also many children.
In January, an initially six -week stopped -furen was agreed. So far, both parties have not been able to agree to the conditions for an extension. The fate of the 59 Israeli hostages is now uncertain, said a Hamas representative. Only 24 of these should live. On Sunday, the Israeli government agreed to want to continue the discussions under certain conditions.
White House: “Hell Will Break AF”
The last proposal from the United States and Israel provided for the return of the remaining hostages in exchange for a long -lasting -the fire. The fighting would therefore have been stopped until April. Hamas, however, had urged negotiations about a permanent end of the war and a complete withdrawal of the Israeli troops, as planned in the original agreement.
The White House announced that they had been informed about the youngest Israeli air strikes. “As President Trump has made clear, the Hamas, the Houthi, Iran and all who not only want to terrorize Israel, but also have to pay the United States of America a prize.
According to the Hamas Health Authority, more than 48,500 people have been killed in the Gaza Strip since 7 October 2023, including many women and children. The Israeli government speaks of around 20,000 terrorists killed. Accordingly, more than half of the dead would be citizens.
Source: Krone
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