Hamas accuses Israel of genocide and ceasefire violations in Gaza
The group said continued Israeli attacks in Gaza amount to genocide against Palestinians and a blatant breach of the ceasefire agreement.
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Hamas has said that Israel's continued military attacks in the Gaza Strip amount to genocide against Palestinians and represent a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement between the two sides.
In a statement carried by Iran's state news agency IRNA, the group described what it called a continued escalation of Israeli attacks in Gaza, characterizing the actions as an extension of what it termed genocide against the Palestinian population.
Hamas further asserted that the reported escalation constitutes a clear breach of the ceasefire agreement that had been in place between the group and Israel.
The statement was reported by IRNA, Iran's official state news agency. Israel has not been reported as responding directly to this specific Hamas statement, and independent verification of the claims made was not included in the available reporting.
The exchange reflects the continued tensions between Hamas and Israel over the status of the ceasefire and the situation in Gaza, with both sides having previously made competing claims about compliance with the terms of their agreement.
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