Israel has restarted airstrikes on Gaza, effectively ending the ceasefire. The decision stems from several key factors:
1. Stalled Hostage Negotiations
Israel claims that Hamas violated the ceasefire by refusing to release more hostages, prompting military retaliation.
2. Political Pressures on Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces internal pressure from hardline factions, especially after the resignation of far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, pushing for a stronger stance against Hamas.
3. Military Strategy
Israel aims to weaken Hamas and secure the return of hostages, making airstrikes a strategic move to regain leverage.
The renewed attacks have led to rising casualties and global concerns, with fears of further escalation in the conflict.
