Hamas Denies Rafah Attack, Stands by Ceasefire
Hamas has denied responsibility for an attack on Israeli forces in Rafah, Gaza, where the incident led to Israeli retaliatory action. Despite the clash, the group affirmed its commitment to the U.S.-brokered ceasefire in place since earlier tensions. Israeli military has not commented on the reports.
Hamas has denied any involvement in an attack targeting Israeli forces in Rafah, a southern city in Gaza, which triggered a military response from Israel.
The Palestinian militant organization issued a statement underscoring its continued adherence to the ceasefire agreement facilitated by the U.S.
Reports circulating earlier in the day indicated an exchange of fire between the Israeli military and Hamas combatants in Rafah, although the Israeli military has not officially commented on these claims.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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