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Nine days after the ceasefire came into force, the Israeli Prime Minister has announced that he will act "vigorously against terrorist targets" and has not clarified whether this will mean the end of the peace agreement. Moreover, the Israeli army has confirmed that Rafah has again been bombed in southern Gaza.

The Palestinian group has handed over the two bodies to the Red Cross after recovering them from the rubble in the Gaza Strip. Hamas warned that it did not have all the bodies, so it would not be able to hand them over immediately.

The convening group Yala Navarra has questioned the "effectiveness and justice" of the current ceasefire and the terms of the recent peace plan between Israel and Hamas under US mediation for "Israeli impunity."

Israel has released nearly 2000 Palestinian prisoners  and surrendered 135 bodies, while Hamas has handed over nine bodies and 20 abductees. The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt will be reopened on Monday, while Isarel's attacks have killed 11 people in the last few hours.

in the municipalities governed by EH Bildu have decided today to break off relations with Israel. The decision was taken at the meeting of the nationalist mayors in Arrasate.

For the time being, this is the last delivery of the Islamist group under the peace agreement.

The Israeli Defense has carried out more than 500 air strikes since the entry into force of the ceasefire on the grounds that they have been directed against Hezbollah. The United Nations has confirmed the deaths of 108 civilians, 37 of them women and children.

The Palestinian group has called, among other things, for more humanitarian aid because hospitals in the enclave and its inhabitants remain unsupplied.

This week, Israel has killed more than 20 Gazatis who have crossed that imaginary (and unholy) line, when they were all trying to return home.

The Israeli Government accuses the Palestinians of breaching the peace agreement by not handing over all the bodies of the dead hostages. Hamas replies that the bodies of Palestinians handed over by Israel show signs of torture. It also explains that there are 20,000 unexploded explosives and 65 or 70 million tons of debris in Gaza that "hinder rescue efforts."

ELA's Secretary General, Mitxel Lakuntza, has criticized the PNV's "ambiguous" speech in the face of Israel's "genocide" in Palestine and believes that jeltzales can no longer be ignored after yesterday's mobilizations because they are in the Basque Government.

The International Committee of the Red Cross today received two coffins with the bodies of two Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Convened by the Gernika-Palestine platform, thousands of citizens have taken part this afternoon in demonstrations in more than 150 municipalities, denouncing through thunderous protests the genocide that Israel is practising in Palestine.

Thousands of people in Hego Euskal Herria have taken part in the paros and demonstrations called for this Wednesday by trade unions and other social groups to express their support for the Palestinian people and denounce the "genocide" committed by Israel in the Gaza Strip.

Israel denies Hamas after finding that one of the four bodies handed over does not belong to the hostages, while difficulties in recovering the bodies continue in the rubble of Gaza.

The agreement already mentioned the difficulty of recovering some bodies, some of which are missing, and it was therefore envisaged that an international working group would be set up to assist in this.

In Gaza City, with the help of Qatar, work has begun to remove debris and open the streets of the city, following the destruction caused by the bombing of Israeli forces and military operations over the past two years. Excavators have begun to clear the main avenues of the city to facilitate the movement of vehicles and citizens.