Israel Strikes Gaza, Says Hamas Violated Ceasefire

And Israel is accusing the Hamas terrorist group of shooting and killing an Israeli soldier in the Gaza Strip. But even after Israel launched air strikes on the territory in response, both sides say they're still committed to the ceasefire. Entities Jason Perry has the update. >> Israeli forces released video on Wednesday of what they said was a terrorist infrastructure site in the northern Gaza Strip. And when the camera pans back, the man at the site appears to see the drone above him. Israel said they struck the site and that Israeli troops will continue to operate to remove any threats. Israeli forces said they had begun renewed enforcement of the ceasefire in response to Hamas's violations. Overnight, Israel reported striking dozens of terrorist targets throughout the Gaza Strip, including weapons production sites, observation post, underground tunnels, and mortar firing positions. Israel also reported killing dozens of terrorists in the last 24 hours. And Israel says they are still committed to the ceasefire. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the strikes after terrorists shot and killed an Israeli soldier in southern Gaza. Hamas said they were not involved in the attack and that they were also still committed to the ceasefire. President Trump, who brokered the Gaza peace plan, said this about the situation. >> We made a deal with them where they were going to behave and they have to behave. If they don't behave, they get taken out. And it could be from numerous countries. It could be from Israel, but it could also be from other countries. Numerous countries have already called me that are parties to the deal and said, "We'd love to do it if you'd want us to do it." And the prime minister of Qatar, which has been a key mediator, said they were trying to get Hamas and other factions in the Gaza Strip to lay down their weapons and to get them to move on to phase two of the agreement. Phase one says that Hamas must return the bodies of the deceased hostages. The mother of a deceased hostage, whose body has not yet been returned, shared her thoughts at a rally in Tel Aviv. We remain trapped in a nightmare that has lasted 753 days with no clear end in sight. We're fighting with every bit of strength for something no parent should ever have to fight for. The uncertainty surrounding the death of our son, Omare. It's an impossible struggle. >> The bodies of 13 hostages still remain in the Gaza Strip. And Hamas recently said they were postponing the release of a hostage body after accusing Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement. Jason Barry, NTD News. Sleep.