Trump demands Hamas return hostage bodies to Israel, ceasefire broken; Instagram limits teens to PG-13 content as social media ban looms
At least six Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in the Gaza Strip, local health authorities said, as the Israeli army reported opening fire on suspects who posed a threat.
Meanwhile, Reuters reported that Hamas planned to return the remains of four more hostages late Tuesday night Israeli time; amid accusations from Israeli officials and hostages’ families that he had violated the agreement by leaving two dozen bodies unaccounted for.
Israel told the United Nations that it would allow only half of the planned aid trucks to enter Gaza each day due to ceasefire violations, and that the border gate between Gaza and Egypt would remain closed on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump boarded Air Force One from Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport in Egypt to return to the United States on Monday.Credit: access point
The developments come less than 24 hours after US President Donald Trump declared peace had been achieved in the Middle East, signing a manifesto with other leaders during a whirlwind visit to the region on Monday, raising hopes of a resumption of decades-old conflict.
But there are cracks ceasefire and “peace agreement” has already appeared. Hamas returned the remains of only four dead hostages on the first day, prompting an Israeli minister to accuse the terrorist group of violating its commitments, and Hamas militants also reportedly killed more than 30 people in a spree targeting enemy groups.
On Tuesday evening, a local Gaza health official said that the Israeli army killed six Palestinians in two separate incidents in the area on Tuesday.
Read full report From North American correspondent Michael Koziol.
