Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire on the Brink

Hamas representatives warned US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner that the Gaza cease-fire is “over” and they are “ready to fight,” sources told Saudi state-owned media Al Arabiya.

The terror group threatened that Gaza “will not become another Lebanon,” referring to what the group sees as a prolonged one-sided cease-fire there.

The Israeli Defense Forces, however, accused Hamas of “blatantly” breaking the agreement first, saying one of its Palestinian gunmen drove into a humanitarian zone and opened fire on its troops.

“There is no truth to … Hamas informing Witkoff that the agreement has ended,” claimed Hamas spokesperson Ezzat al-Risheq on Palestinian Quds network.

“We have called on the mediators and the US administration to intervene and compel Israel to implement the agreement.”

Al-Risheq also said Hamas was demanding mediators pressure Israel to publish the identity of the Hamas gunman the IDF said was responsible for breaking the cease-fire.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu placed the fragility of the truce solely on the terror group Saturday.

“Israel has fully honored the ceasefire, Hamas has not,” his office wrote in a statement shared on X, accusing “dozens” of Hamas terrorists of crossing into the Israeli side of the withdrawal line since the ceasefire came into effect.