In a statement, Hamas described the Israeli accusations as “false and baseless,” insisting that the group had “fully respected the terms of the truce” since it took effect.“We categorically deny any involvement in actions that violate the ceasefire.
The occupation government is attempting to justify its continued aggression against our people,” the group said.The denial came shortly after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a new wave of airstrikes on Gaza, accusing Hamas of breaching the fragile truce.Tensions have since escalated, raising fears that the ceasefire — which was mediated by the United States and regional partners to halt weeks of bloodshed — could collapse if hostilities persist.