Gaza Ceasefire: Conflict Resumes Amid Tensions

The Israeli military resumed enforcing a fragile Gaza ceasefire after strikes responding to alleged Hamas violations. Despite escalating violence, President Trump claims the ceasefire remains intact, highlighting Hamas's role in peace efforts. Tensions focus on hostages' remains, with Israel accusing Hamas of deception.

The Israeli military announced the resumption of its enforcement of the Gaza ceasefire after retaliatory strikes against Hamas. These strikes followed a deadly attack on an Israeli soldier, challenging the delicate truce in place.

U.S. President Donald Trump maintained that the ceasefire was stable despite the renewed violence. Trump asserted that Israel had the right to retaliate against any aggression, emphasizing that Hamas's actions should not disrupt broader peace efforts in the Middle East.

A central issue complicating the ceasefire is the disputed exchange of hostages' remains. Israel accused Hamas of staging a deceptive recovery of remains, a claim investigated by the International Committee of the Red Cross. Both sides must adhere to the ceasefire terms to prevent further escalation.

(With inputs from agencies.)