The high fire is attacked while Israel attacks Gaza after Hamas refused to release hostages, authorities say

El Alto el Fuego Between Israel And Hamas is over when Israeli combat aircraft began to hit the Gaza Strip after Hamas rejected the repeated offers of hostage agreements, authorities said.

The Israel Defense Forces (IFD) began to achieve Hamas’ terrorist objectives through Gaza “to achieve the war objectives established by political leadership, including the release of all our hostages, both the living and the fallen,” said the office of the Minister of Defense, Israel Katz, in a letter.

“This decision occurs after Hamas repeatedly refused to free our hostages and rejected all the proposals presented by the United States President Steve Witkoff, as well as the mediators,” says the letter.

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“Under the direction of the political step, the FDI and the Shin bet are widely attacking terrorist objectives of the Hamas terrorist organization throughout the Gaza Strip, more details below,” said the Israel’s internal security service, Israel’s internal security service, in a joint statement.

The IDF launched a series of preventive attacks aimed at military medium -rank commanders, leadership officials and terrorist infrastructure belonging to Hamas’ terrorist organization, an Israeli official said Fox News. The military offensive will continue all the necessary time and expand beyond air attacks, the official said.

Dozens of objectives were chosen, based on the preparation of Hamas to execute terrorist attacks, and build and re -assemble their forces. After a situational evaluation of Katz and the FDI officials, a decision was made not to open schools and educational activities in Gaza’s envelope, authorities said.

The Office of the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said the air attacks occurred after Hamas “rejected all the offers they received” from the special envoy of the Trump administration to the Middle East Steve Witkoff and the other mediators.

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“Tonight, we fought again in Gaza due to Hamas’ refusal to free hostages and threats to damage the FDI soldiers and Israeli communities,” Katz said. “If Hamas does not release all hostages, the doors of hell will open in Gaza, and Hamas’ murderers and rapists will meet the FDI with strength that they had never known before.”

He pointed out that Israel “will not stop fighting until all hostages return home and all the objectives of the war are achieved.”

In a statement, Hamas blamed Netanyahu “and the Nazi Zionist occupation totally responsible for the repercussions of the treacherous aggression in Gaza, and for defenseless civilians and our besieged Palestinian peoples, who are subject to a brutal war and a systematic hunger policy.”

The terrorist group requested the United Nations and the UN Security Council to urgently convene a resolution that requires Israel to stop military operations and completely retire from Gaza and that Muslim nations support the Palestinian resistance.

Hamas has insisted on keeping the original terms of the agreement, with Israel to retire completely from Gaza and accept to permanently end war in exchange for the liberation of the remaining living hostages.

Netanyahu has insisted for a long time that Israel will not end war until the military and government capacities of Hamas have been destroyed.

The strikes arrive after almost two months of high fire to stop 17-one month war Where dozens of hostages for almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners were released.

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On Monday, Israeli forces launched air attacks in Gaza, South of Lebanon and southern Syria. The IDF said he was pointing to terrorists conspiring attacks.

Associated Press contributed to this report.