Friday’s pause in the fighting comes after several weeks of tough negotiations between Israel, Hamas, the U.S., Egypt and Qatar. It is the first significant break in combat since the Hamas infiltration attack into southern Israel on October 7, which killed some 1,200 people and saw around 240 taken back into the Gaza Strip as hostages.

  • @EndlessApollo
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    1810 months ago

    And as we all know the IDF never lies as an excuse to murder more Palestinian civilians!

    • @iopq
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      -110 months ago

      He says, as Hamas continues to be a terrorist organization.

    • @[email protected]
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      -910 months ago

      Since Hamas broke a ceasefire on October 7th, it doesn’t take too much thinking that they did it again.

      • @EndlessApollo
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        710 months ago

        So you barely thought about it, thanks for being honest :3

  • @[email protected]
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    910 months ago

    If you read the article, it says they don’t actually know who fired, but that they “told Hamas that Hamas will assume all responsibility for any attack that comes from Southern Gaza”. So more IDF BS.

    • BombOmOm
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      510 months ago

      Who else in Gaza has rockets to fire at Israel?

      • @gedaliyahOPM
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        010 months ago

        There’s also PIJ (Islamic Jihad) and ISIS, but they operate at the behest of Hamas.

  • @[email protected]
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    510 months ago

    It was always going to be a cease fire by the military of the international recognized legitimate more or less democratic government and hopefully-less-shooting by the terrorist organization hand picked by Netanyahu to run Gaza.

    Israel should stick to reducing or eliminating civilian casualties even as it continues to work to degrade or destroy legitimate Hamas targets. They shouldn’t be shooting any more missiles into Gaza.

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    -510 months ago

    Terrorists certainly are not well known for honoring agreements…