The truce is being tried at Gauze with it Israel to attack several areas of the Palestinian enclave where 30 people lost their lives. Hamas has announced that it has recovered the bodies of two hostages that it is still searching for with bulldozers, while Trump says that the deal will not be broken.
The agreed upon truce between Israel and Hamas is not in danger of collapsing, despite Israeli strikes on Gaza – which, according to Palestinian enclave authorities, have killed at least 33 people – as US President Donald Trump has said.
On a flight from Japan to South Korea, Trump told reporters on Air Force One that “nothing is going to jeopardize” the agreed truce.
US President Justifies Israeli Attacks on Gaza blaming Hamas. “They killed an Israeli soldier, so the Israelis retaliated” as they should, he said. At the same time, he threatened Hamas with annihilation “if it does not comply”.
Hamas: We recovered two more bodies of hostages
At the same time, Hamas announced that it had succeeded to “recover” the bodies of two hostages in the Gaza Strip, although he does not specify that he intends to hand them over to Israel.
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Hamas men as shown by photos going around the world they even employ bulldozers to find bodies of hostages in their attempt to save the truce. In fact, they enter tunnels looking for the remains of those who lost their lives after the Hamas invasion of Israel.
The Al-Qassam Brigades even name the two hostages they claim to have found, while on the other hand the Israeli media in general refrain from publishing the names until the families of the hostages are notified.
Earlier, Hamas said it had found the body of a hostage in a tunnel in southern Gaza and planned to hand it over to Israel on Tuesday night (28.10.2025). Hamas later stressed that it was postponing the handover because of Israel’s “violations” of the ceasefire.
Israel has accused Hamas of multiple violations of the cease-fire agreement, claiming the terror group knows where the vast majority or even all of the remaining hostage bodies are and is deliberately delaying and staging fake body discoveries.
The Israeli army, however, announced that a soldier was killed during fighting in southern Gaza, as Israeli warplanes struck targets in the Gaza Strip, following allegations of ceasefire violations by Hamas.
It is the latest test of a fragile peace deal reached earlier this month. with the mediation of US President Donald Trump