The IDF compiles a daily report documenting Hamas violations and sends it to Washington as Israel demands that roadmap not move forward. 14 violations were recorded from Aug. 8-9, including transfers of weapons and planting of explosive device. A week ago, the Board of Peace announced the start of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip as a preliminary step toward disarming Hamas and withdrawing Israel Defense Forces troops. But according to daily monitoring conducted by IDF forces on the ground since the announcement, Hamas has not stopped its activities for a moment.
Israel Hayom has learned that, at the request of Israel's political leadership, the IDF prepares a daily report detailing all Hamas violations recorded during the preceding 24 hours. Israel sends the report to Washington to demonstrate the gap between Hamas' public commitment to the agreement and its actions on the ground, where the terrorist organization continues its daily operations in the Strip while Israel is being asked to hold its fire.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Cabinet on Sunday that Israel was not bound by the document because of the repeated violations. Netanyahu was apparently relying on IDF reports from inside the Gaza Strip, which are also being shared with US officials to build support for Israel's demand not to move ahead with implementation of the roadmap.Israel Hayom has obtained the latest of such a report prepared by the IDF. While it does not contain classified intelligence, it serves as a "daily monitoring mechanism for Hamas violations in the Gaza Strip." According to the report, Hamas is systematically and continuously violating US President Donald Trump's 20-point Gaza Plan, which was endorsed by UN Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025).
...The document paints a picture in which, according to the IDF's monitoring mechanism, Hamas continues to retain its military capabilities and work to preserve them during the ceasefire announced a week ago. These activities include retaining and smuggling weapons, rebuilding military infrastructure, recruitment and training, armed activity, intelligence gathering and preparing explosive devices. On a daily level, the report documented 14 incidents within a single 24-hour period, the overwhelming majority of which were classified as developing threats to IDF forces. (Read more)
