I'm Madison Allworth. I'm Juan Williams. I'm Liz Clayman, and this is the Fox News Rundown.

Wednesday, October 29th, 2025. I'm Evan Brown. Another hiccup in the Israel-Gaza ceasefire causes more

death and more doubt that Hamas will hold up to its end of any bargain.

That's the big thing that needs to be understood here.

Hamas says quite openly it will not disarm, it will not seed power, it will not lead an

international force or an international governing body into Gaza.

This is the Fox News Rundown, the evening edition.

Israeli surveillance. This is the Fox News Rundown, the evening edition. Israeli soldiers say they are ready to resume the ceasefire agreement with Hamas terrorists in Gaza

following an intense 24 hours or so of punishing strikes prompted by a couple of things.

One, Hamas isn't regularly turning over

remains of dead hostages, as it once agreed, and it began to attack Israeli soldiers outside the

so-called yellow line, the demarcation point to where Israel's military agreed to withdraw.

One soldier and Israeli American was killed. Israeli intelligence also publicized drone video showing terrorists retrieving a body from a

structure, burying it only to call over the Red Cross crew claiming to have discovered it.

Suffice it to say, few in Israel were really shocked that Hamas needed to be checked again.

The Israeli public and certainly the Israeli defense establishment, full well understand,

Hamas did not agree to a ceasefire.

Dan Fefferman is a co-editor at Middle East 24, a reserve major in the Israel defense forces,

and is a national security policy expert.

And what, you know, I understand the need from a PR perspective from the Trump administration

and from the Israeli, you know, Nisinawa administration, there essentially was two agreements

wrapped into one, one of which Hamas agreed to, and we know it's going to try to drag

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