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Israel and Hamas are regularly accusing each other of allegedly breaking the truce, after several explosions occurred in the north of Gaza, but how to act in this case and is the truce in danger?
International affairs expert Dominic Waghorn stated that under the agreement, the mechanism to resolve the conflicting claims should be for Israel and Hamas to go to the Qatari mediator, who will try to resolve it, he says.
Waghorn says there won't be any progress on freeing more Palestinian hostages or prisoners until that process is complete.
"Presumably, [Qatar] will try to understand why it happened, was it an accident - that these explosions happened by mistake - or were they intentional, and then try to calm tensions and put a ceasefire in place," he said . he.
According to the expert, this is a "classic case" where one side says "they started it" and the other side says no, it was them.
" The main issue here is that both Hamas and the Israelis want this ceasefire to continue ," he said.
For the expert, this happens for different reasons: Hamas wants time to regroup while Israel wants to free at least its women and children from Gaza/ SkyNews
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