Hamas accuses Israel of not holding up its part of truce deal

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Hamas spokesperson Osama Hamdan has told a press conference that Israel has not fulfilled its part of their truce agreement and that it had informed the mediators about Israel’s violations, Reuters reports.

He also said the group affirmed its commitment to the truce sponsored by Egypt and Qatar that began on Friday.

Hamdan said a total of 340 aid trucks had entered Gaza since Friday and that 65 of those trucks had reached northern Gaza — “which was less than half of what Israel agreed on.”

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