Israeli combat aircraft launched a wave of bombing across the Gaza Strip throughout the night, and tearing it in a fragile truce that has been often held since they entered into force in January.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed the Hamas Bab to renew his deadly air campaign.

The Israeli leader’s statement said that the army had been directed to take a “strong action” against Hamas after “their repeated rejection of our release” in addition to its rejection of the US proposals.

In the local press, Israeli military sources also talked about seeing an increase in Hamas’s activity to assemble its forces in recent days.

While the truce was mostly held until last night, officials of the Hamas Ministry of Health in Gaza said that more than 140 people have been killed by Israel in the two months since it entered into January.

In recent weeks, the Israeli army said it has been hit repeatedly targets they defined as Hamas fighters pose a threat to its forces stationed in Gaza.

But the reasons for Prime Minister Netanyahu’s decision to return to attack Hamas is the issue of a dispute.

The hostage forum and the lost families accused the government of “complete deception” by withdrawing from the deal “that can bring everyone home.”

While some critics of the strong Prime Minister indicate that the attacks are an attempt by Mr. Netanyahu to distract attention from the legal and political crises he faces from home.

More importantly, there is a fundamental conflict between the two Israelis and Hamas over who blames recent efforts to advance the ceasefire.

The ceasefire deal was eliminated on January 19 for several months, with us, the Qatari and Egyptian mediation, and a three -phase detailed plan for how to move forward in the ceasefire.

The first phase of Hamas witnessed the launch of 33 hostages in exchange for the launch of Israel about 1900 Palestinian prisoners and allowing help and other commodities to enter the Gaza tape.

When the weapons fell silent and thousands of the displaced invaders returned to the homeland, Hamas and Israel were scheduled to start negotiations to start the second stage.

The two parties agreed that the second stage negotiations will include the launch of all the remaining hostages in addition to the full withdrawal of the Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, which leads to a permanent end of the war.

The first stage ended on March 1, but negotiations for the next stage did not make any progress.

Instead, Israel imposed a complete hiatus on all aid entering Gaza, causing a widespread international warning – and said it had supported a new proposal by the United States.

In Qatar last week, Israeli and enthusiasm delegations gathered to negotiate how the ceasefire was advanced and the American envoy Steve Whitcom put the new “suggestion of the Dam” that would have extended the first end of the expired.

More hostages will return to their homes in exchange for more Palestinian prisoners – however, decisively, negotiations will be delayed on a permanent end of the war.

Here lies the main element for the reason for the truce collapse.

The two main goals of Israel – to restore the hostages and defeat Hamas – cannot be fully achieved.

Hamas, to put it brilliantly, has one card to play in negotiations: hostages. They do not want to launch any other hostages in the next stage of the ceasefire unless the Israeli forces that started to withdraw from the Gaza Strip, as agreed to the original ceasefire.

Israel resists this. The new American proposal is an attempt to recover more hostages while delaying the commitment to end the war and the question about whether Hamas will remain in a form.

In recent days, the United States and Israel have thrown Hamas’s preference for adhesion near the terms of the original ceasefire deal – instead of re -negotiating its conditions – as a “refusal” to extend the ceasefire.

American envoy Steve Witkeov accused Hamas of “publicly demanding flexibility with submitting special requests that are completely impractical without a permanent ceasefire.”

Meanwhile, in late February, Israeli officials have already briefed the local press that its army would not withdraw from the main sites in Gaza in violation of the ceasefire agreement.

Although we cannot know the details of the negotiating talks that took place behind the closed doors – what we know is that Israel stopped the aid entering Gaza 17 days ago was an attempt to force Hamas to make new concessions.

This has not succeeded yet, and it seems now that Israel has returned to violence in order to try to extract a new deal, which is more suitable for its political leaders, and one offered less victories to Hamas.

From now on, it seems that the situation in Gaza will not seem to seem on the past two months of the armistice.

This morning, the Israeli army deployed a map, and ordered the Palestinians to leave a huge area along the vicinity of the Gaza Strip, where thousands of Ghazan undoubtedly returned.

Hamas, for its part, called for the interruption of the military operation of Israel, and at the time of writing this report, SGHT may not have been at once to force Hamas to waive the negotiating table. However, the beginning of a fierce wave of fighting on the ground may also express again, which raises concern about the exhausting families of Gaza and the concerned Israeli hostages concerned. You will return to fighting.

However, a soldier told the BBC near the Israeli border of Gaza today that a call had gone out to 40,000 reserve soldiers to the Israeli army to bring him to the duty. This appears to confirm reports in the Israeli press that the army is preparing for a renewed ground invasion in the Gaza Strip.

Follow -up to a renewed campaign in Gaza provides a political blessing for Prime Minister Netanyahu. This morning, the difficult Jewish Authority party announced that it would return to the coalition, including its former minister, Itamar bin Ghafir, resigned in protest against the ceasefire. Their cooperation will be very important for the government as it seeks to pass its current budget.

Last night, Israel operations may be an attempt to force Hamas to waive the negotiating table. However, this may also raise the beginning of a fierce wave of fighting on the ground again, which raises concern about the exhausting Gaza family and the concerned Israeli hostages concerned.