Tensions flare once again as Israel accuses Hamas of breaking its commitments under the U.S.-brokered Gaza peace plan. The controversy erupted after Israel confirmed that one of four bodies handed over by Hamas did not match any known hostages, raising fears of deceit and broken promises in the fragile ceasefire process. Of the four returned bodies, three were identified as Tamir Nimrodi, Eitan Levi and Uriel Baruch. Israel has demanded the immediate return of the remaining 48 hostages as part of Phase One of the ceasefire agreement. Israeli officials warn that any further delay or non-compliance will be considered a direct violation of the deal, threatening to restrict humanitarian aid and suspend Rafah crossing operations. WATCH


