Israeli military calls up reservists as Gaza ceasefire tensions rise

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In response, Israel began its military offensive against Hamas which has killed more than 48,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza health officials.

Negotiations on a second phase, which mediators hoped would include agreement on releasing the remaining hostages and a full Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza, should be under way in Doha but an Israeli team returned home on Monday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu then warned on Tuesday that his country would resume "intense fighting" if Hamas did not meet the deadline, but did not say how many hostages should be freed.