At 6:30 AM GMT, the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was supposed to bring calm to Gaza. However, the time came and went without the cessation of hostilities, due to a delay in receiving the list of hostages that Hamas will release.
Despite the agreement coming into effect, Israeli bombing on areas in Gaza continues.
Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari announced on Sunday that Israel had not yet received the list of hostages expected to be released.
He confirmed that the ceasefire would not come into effect "unless Hamas fulfills its commitments according to the agreement.
Hagari added that the Israeli military "will continue its operations until the required information is received, and the agreed commitments are verified.
Later on, Sunday, the Israeli military stated that it "continues to operate and attack terrorist targets in the Gaza Strip.
It was reported that "several terrorist targets in the northern and central parts of the Strip were targeted using artillery and aircraft fire," adding that "the military remains prepared for defense and offense and will not allow the security of Israeli citizens to be compromised.
Palestinian media reported that Israeli bombing targeted the vicinity of Kuwait Roundabout in the southern Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.