Israeli strike in a car hurts four Palestinians in Gaza

At least four Palestinians were injured on Sunday on an Israeli aircraft aimed at a vehicle on the coastal road west of the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza, the doctors at Reuters.

Initial reports suggested that a young boy had been killed in the attack, but the doctors later confirmed that they were able to rejuvenate him.

The Israeli army said it had hit a “suspicious” vehicle moving towards northern Gaza, except for the specified inspection route described by the ceasefire agreement. “The IDF (Israeli Army) is ready for any scenario and will continue to take the necessary steps to prevent any immediate threat to IDF soldiers,” the statement said, although it did not provide details of the victims.

Ceasefire

Since the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas came into force on 19 January, several Palestinians have been reported to have been killed by an Israeli fire. Israel has defended its actions, stating that its forces have been fired on “suspicious” people – sometimes armed – that endangered the troops operating under the gradual agreement. However, Hamas accused Israel of violating the truce.

Under the first phase of the ceasefire, 33 hostages – including women, children and the elderly or medically vulnerable – were set to be released. So far, 18 have been released, and more than 60 men of the military era remain prisoners, awaiting further negotiations.

The talks are expected to begin until Tuesday in the next phase of the deal, which includes the release of the rest of the hostages and the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza. The negotiations aim to achieve a final vote and end Israel’s military operations in the enclave.

Later on Sunday, Hamas accused Israel of delaying the humanitarian provisions of the agreement, arguing that basic supplies, including medical aid, fuel and reconstruction materials, had not yet been allowed in Gaza.

“We urge the mediators and guarantors of the ceasefire agreement to force (Israel) to allow the entry of relief material to be entered according to the deal. Qassem.

There was no immediate response from the Israeli authorities about Hamas’ claims.

As the ceasefire negotiations continue, tensions remain high, with both sides negotiating charges for the implementation of the agreement.