The “fragile ceasefire” brokered by Donald Trump is being tested from all sides, particularly by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He is pushing its limits by authorizing a strike on a Gaza camp while also demanding a unilateral veto over the future peace force.
The strike on Nuseirat, the second in a week, was called a “clear violation” by Hamas.
On the diplomatic front, Netanyahu declared Sunday that “Israel will determine which forces are unacceptable to us.” This move, aimed at blocking nations like Turkey, has the support of the US, according to the prime minister.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the force must be “comfortable” for Israel.
The truce is also strained by the slow return of Israeli hostage remains, which has prompted Donald Trump to issue a 48-hour warning to Hamas.
