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Hamas Intensifies Pressure on Mediators to Condemn Israel Amid Rising Security Concerns Hamas is pressuring mediating countries to publicly accuse Israel of ceasefire violations while Israel faces renewed threats from incendiary kites and balloons near Gaza, prompting heightened security measures and IDF strikes.
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What happened 01 Hamas demands mediators publicly blame Israel for ceasefire breaches in Gaza. 02 Israeli security sees Hamas's move as preventing disarmament and justifying attacks. 03 IDF conducted extensive strikes in Gaza amid rising tensions last week. 04 Four incendiary kites or balloons were detected near Gaza in the past day. 05 Hamas allegedly uses children to launch devices and test Israeli responses. 06 Residents near Gaza warned not to touch suspicious airborne objects due to explosive risks. Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva , the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original The coverage
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