WASHINGTON —

A little over a week into the U.S.-led ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, tensions are escalating as both sides exchange attacks, prompting President Donald Trump to announce that the situation is under review.

Israeli forces launched a wave of deadly strikes , claiming that Hamas militants had killed two soldiers first.

The Israeli military reported that militants fired at troops in areas of Rafah City that are under Israeli control, according to the agreed-upon ceasefire lines. In response, Israel halted humanitarian aid but confirmed that aid deliveries into Gaza would resume today .

The ceasefire agreement is further strained by Hamas' obligation to transfer the remains of 28 hostages, of which only 12 have been handed over.

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