Israel has launched new strikes in Gaza, breaking a two-month ceasefire. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas is to blame for the violence. He claims Hamas refused to release hostages and rejected peace deals. Israel’s military is hitting Hamas targets hard, vowing to keep fighting until all hostages come home.
Netanyahu says Hamas left Israel no choice but to restart the war. He accused the group of playing games with negotiations. The U.S. backed Israel’s move, saying Hamas chose war over peace. Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Hamas will face “forces they have never known before” if they don’t release hostages.
Hamas calls Israel’s attacks a betrayal. They say Netanyahu broke the ceasefire and put hostages at risk. Hamas claims America helped plan the strikes, calling it part of a “genocide” against Palestinians. Critics argue Hamas uses civilians as shields while refusing fair deals.
The fighting started after months of failed talks. Israel cut off food and power to Gaza to pressure Hamas. Netanyahu faces heat at home to destroy Hamas and save hostages. His political survival depends on tough action, keeping far-right allies happy. Experts say he’s avoiding a ceasefire to stay in power.
Over 400 Palestinians died in the new strikes, with hospitals overwhelmed. Israel says it’s targeting Hamas fighters, not civilians. But videos show streets filled with bodies, including women and kids. Conservatives argue Hamas hides weapons in schools and hospitals, making civilian deaths unavoidable.
The U.S. played a key role in the failed ceasefire. President Trump’s team pushed deals Hamas rejected. America’s support for Israel stays strong, blaming Hamas for the bloodshed. Some ask if Biden would handle it differently, but Trump’s team stands firm with Netanyahu.
Netanyahu’s critics say he cares more about power than peace. They claim he’s prolonging the war to dodge corruption trials and election losses. But supporters say Israel must destroy Hamas to prevent future attacks. They praise Trump for backing Israel’s right to defend itself.
As bombs fall, Gaza faces hunger and chaos. Families sleep in ruins, fearing the next strike. Netanyahu vows to fight until Hamas is crushed. With U.S. support, Israel shows no signs of backing down. The world watches as innocent lives hang in the balance.
