Israel and Hamas accuse each other of violating the ceasefire, with Israel's defence minister alleging Hamas attacked IDF soldiers in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered strikes in Gaza after Hamas reportedly violated the ceasefire by firing at IDF soldiers in Rafah.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered his military to carry out “immediate and powerful strikes” in Gaza on Tuesday after Hamas allegedly attacked IDF troops. Israeli troops stationed in the southern city of Rafah were attacked by Hamas gunmen operating in the area early Tuesday,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Tuesday that he has instructed the military to launch “powerful strikes” in Gaza. In response, Hamas declared it would postpone handing over the body of a hostage,

Gaza’s civil defense agency says Israel has launched at least three airstrikes on the Strip, shortly after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to carry out fresh strikes in response to a string of Hamas violations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered "powerful" strikes on Gaza after he said Hamas violated a ceasefire agreement by returning the partial remains of a hostage recovered by the IDF almost two years ago.

Experts say the IDF-controlled eastern region of Gaza could become a tool to isolate the terrorist group and reshape the enclave’s future, even as major hurdles remain

Tensions rose further on Tuesday when Israeli forces came under fire in the southern city of Rafah and responded, an Israeli military official said.