Israeli leaders announced that they ordered the strikes after Hamas would not agree to frameworks for a hostage deal proposed by Israeli and the United States.
Israeli warplanes bombed Gaza overnight, bringing an end to the Israel-Hamas ceasefire after two months.
Hamas released 25 living Israeli hostages and eight dead hostages
Israel released about 1,900 Palestinian prisoners and detainees from Gaza
Israeli forces left populated areas of Gaza
Displaced Palestinians returned to their neighbourhoods
Hundreds of aid lorries were allowed into Gaza each day
Israeli troops remained in Gaza’s border areas, including the southern Philadelphi Corridor, and left the Netzarim Corridor, a military zone cutting off the north of Gaza from the south
Stage two
Negotiations on the second stage were meant to begin 16 days after the start of stage one - but this did not happen. Like stage one, stage two is also meant to be completed within 42 days.
Stage 1 began on Jan 15. 42 days after Jan 15 is Feb 26, so the ceasefire and its terms ended Feb 26, even though Israel did not attack right away.
Should a phase 2 have been negotiated it would have begun on Feb 27 at the conclusion of phase 1 but Hamas was not willing to budge on Israel’s demand for their surrender of control and Israel was not willing to budge on Hamas’ demand for returning control of the Netzarim corridor. So, at an impasse the phase 2 negotiations never occurred, the agreed upon terms of the ceasefire ended Feb 26, and as Israeli citizens are still being held captive dead and alive in Gaza, israel has resumed its offensive campaign to destroy hamas.
Didn’t Israel change the cease-fire agreement? They didn’t want to go into the second phase, which was initially agreed and start withdrawing troops. They just wanted to extend the first phase and get all of their hostages. And the fact that Ben Gvir is joining the coalition is quite telling that this might have been the plan from the beginning.
This is completely false. Israel violated the active ceasefire.
Stage one
This officially lasted for 42 days, during which:
Stage two
Negotiations on the second stage were meant to begin 16 days after the start of stage one - but this did not happen. Like stage one, stage two is also meant to be completed within 42 days.
Stage 1 began on Jan 15. 42 days after Jan 15 is Feb 26, so the ceasefire and its terms ended Feb 26, even though Israel did not attack right away.
Should a phase 2 have been negotiated it would have begun on Feb 27 at the conclusion of phase 1 but Hamas was not willing to budge on Israel’s demand for their surrender of control and Israel was not willing to budge on Hamas’ demand for returning control of the Netzarim corridor. So, at an impasse the phase 2 negotiations never occurred, the agreed upon terms of the ceasefire ended Feb 26, and as Israeli citizens are still being held captive dead and alive in Gaza, israel has resumed its offensive campaign to destroy hamas.
You don’t need to make things up dude
Didn’t Israel change the cease-fire agreement? They didn’t want to go into the second phase, which was initially agreed and start withdrawing troops. They just wanted to extend the first phase and get all of their hostages. And the fact that Ben Gvir is joining the coalition is quite telling that this might have been the plan from the beginning.
What were these people doing then?
https://www.timesofisrael.com/after-deadlock-in-doha-hostage-talks-israeli-team-heads-to-cairo-in-search-of-results/