Gaza Clashes Threaten Truce; Captive's Body Recovered
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Recent military strikes in Gaza are testing a fragile two-month-old cease-fire. The violence erupted after Israel said Hamas militants attacked its soldiers.
In response, Israel launched a military operation. These are the latest clashes since a truce, or temporary peace agreement, was signed.
Amid the tensions, Israeli officials recovered the body of another person held captive. The recovery underscores the ongoing humanitarian issues linked to the conflict.
The renewed fighting raises serious concerns about the stability of the cease-fire. Observers warn that further escalation could unravel the existing peace agreement.