Israel and Hamas blame one another for latest ceasefire violations

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The Israeli strikes came as international momentum was building on Gaza, with the United Nations Security Council on Monday approving Washington's blueprint to secure and govern the territory.
39% : The war began with the Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on 7 October 2023, that killed some 1,200 people and took over 250 hostage.
37% : Hamas, for its part, has condemned what it said is Israel's continued violation of the ceasefire agreement.
34% : Israel said it had attacked what it called an "armed terrorist" who it claims had crossed the Yellow Line beyond which its forces have withdrawn and fired at soldiers.
33% : Hamas and Israel are blaming each other for the latest violation of the current ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
32% : Gaza's Health Ministry says 69,733 Palestinians have been killed and 170,863 injured in Israel's retaliatory offensive.
24% : A Hamas delegation met with international mediators in Cairo on Sunday calling on them to intervene to stop what it claims are Israel's attempts to undermine the truce process Israel has also called on mediators to demand that the Palestinian militant group fulfil its commitments under the ceasefire agreement.

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