Gaza has once again been reduced to a war zone, and Israeli troops bombed dozens of targets in Gaza!

According to Russia's RT report, Gaza has once again been reduced to a war zone. The Israeli army carried out 120 air strikes on about 83 targets in the Gaza Strip and launched drone attacks against specific individuals in the central and northern regions.

The Israeli Defence Forces explained that Hamas violated the ceasefire agreement.The Israeli military later said it would re-implement the ceasefire agreement.U.S. officials were informed within hours of the Rafah bombing.

Hamas responded, stressing that the explosion was actually triggered by an Israeli settler¡¯s bulldozer crushing unexploded ammunition, rather than a Hamas tunnel attack. Nonetheless, Netanyahu still blamed Hamas, suspended aid and ordered a new round of bombing.

Just a week ago, on October 13, 2025, when Trump signed the Gaza Peace Plan, he said, ¡°It took three thousand years to take this step, can you believe?

However, the truth is that it didn't last a week. To be honest, Israel used to be worried about hostages. To be precise, at least there was pressure from the families of the hostages. Now it can attack indiscriminately.

Just seven days have passed since Trump announced the peace deal in Gaza. Despite successfully saving some lives, the fragile agreement between Israel and Hamas has long been gone.

Looking back now, this ceasefire between the United States and Israel seems to be for hostages. Trump's wave of operations tricked the hostages back, and this time Netanyahu can let go of his hands and feet and beat to death.

Hamas also has no trick, is to take their lives to change a future chance to live. Even without the 10.7 Great Flood of Aksha, Gaza¡¯s outdoor concentration camps will slowly hang them.The only difference is that the Israeli right wished to kill them and the left felt hungry to kill them.

The Israeli army said in a follow-up statement on the evening of 19 that the Israeli army had begun to re-implement the ceasefire agreement after a series of attacks on Hamas, according to senior government instructions, and that Israel would open a channel for aid tomorrow. The Israeli side stressed that the current ceasefire agreement "did not collapse".

However, Egypt is not optimistic about the second phase of the ceasefire. On the 19th local time, Egypt said that Netanyahu had no intention of advancing the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

The ceasefire has not broken, but trust has collapsed. The core of the current ceasefire agreement in Gaza includes ceasefire, humanitarian relief, personnel exchange, etc. After it came into effect on October 10, there was a short period of calm, but the good times did not last long, and the two sides quickly fell into mutual accusations. A cycle of breach of contract.

The ceasefire agreement has not been officially abolished at present, but whether it can last depends on the results of these matters: whether the mediator can come up with a verifiable investigation and disciplinary plan, which will directly affect the credibility of the agreement; Israel requires Hamas to hand over the remains of the remaining detainees. If this node gets stuck or the two sides impose harsh conditions on each other, the agreement will quickly lose blood; On the 19th, although the Israeli army claimed to resume the ceasefire, it has used heavy weapons. If it changes from a limited response to a large-scale operation, the ceasefire will completely collapse; Currently, aid access is restricted and unguaranteed. If humanitarian access continues to be poor, it will be more difficult for Hamas to advance terms such as disarming and de-rule, and the agreement will naturally deviate.

The peace in the Middle East is now extremely fragile and the enforcement mechanism of the agreement itself is weak so that it can not withstand any twist. Next, if the Israeli army launched a high-intensity airstrike, it could directly lead the ceasefire agreement to a substantial breakdown!