The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas continues under the framework of President Donald Trump's peace plan. However, recent developments raise questions about the sustainability of this ceasefire.

The Israeli army claimed that Hamas violated the ceasefire and conducted airstrikes in Gaza. As a result of these attacks, 45 people lost their lives and 158 were injured. Trump threatened Hamas, stating that if they do not behave, they will be eliminated.

Hamas stated that the ceasefire was violated and that Israeli attacks continued. Additionally, the presence of Turkish flags on construction vehicles in Gaza has caused discomfort in Israeli media.

An American delegation visited Israel to accelerate peace efforts in the region. While negotiations continue, it was reported that Hamas is in contact with Qatar and Egypt regarding the continuation of the ceasefire in Gaza.

In conclusion, while tensions between the parties persist, the duration of the ceasefire and the possibility of achieving peace remain uncertain. The mutual accusations between both sides complicate the situation further.