Resumption of Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza Threatens Agreement… Washington Warns, Hamas Accuses, and Casualties Continue to Rise – Watch the Video

Israel resumed its airstrikes on the Gaza Strip early Tuesday, targeting hundreds of Hamas sites. While the White House warned of the consequences of acting against Israel and the United States, Hamas called on the Arab world to protest, accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of using the war as a means to escape his internal crises.

The airstrikes have resulted in more than 200 casualties so far, while Netanyahu has postponed his court appearance due to the resumption of the war.

White House: A Warning of Consequences

White House spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt stated that Israel had informed President Donald Trump’s administration of the resumption of airstrikes on Gaza early Tuesday. She recalled the president’s clear stance, emphasizing that anyone acting against Israel and the United States would pay the price for their actions.

Israeli Army: A Surprise Attack on Hundreds of Pre-Determined Targets

The Israeli army spokesperson announced that the IDF and Shin Bet launched a large-scale attack on Hamas targets in Gaza. The operation was carried out based on directives from the political leadership, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Minister of Defense. The spokesperson explained that the sudden operation was based on identifying hundreds of new targets over two months of ceasefire, led by Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar.

Hamas: Calls for Protests and Accusations Against Netanyahu

Hamas has called on the Arab and Islamic world to protest against the resumption of war in Gaza. Izzat al-Rishq, a member of Hamas’s political bureau, accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of resuming the war to escape his internal political crises.

Medical Sources: More Than 200 Casualties So Far

Palestinian medical sources reported that the renewed conflict has claimed the lives of more than 200 Palestinians and left dozens injured. They noted that determining exact figures remains difficult due to limited access to affected areas.

Meanwhile, Israeli newspaper Maariv reported that Netanyahu requested to postpone his testimony in court today due to the renewed war in Gaza.