Israel warned Sunday that a delay on the part of Hamas in releasing Gilad Shalit could undermine the "ceasefire" with the terrorist organization signed last month.
Friday, Hamas announced it would suspend talks about releasing Shalit in response to Israel's decision to close the border crossings to Gaza, and called the closing a "violation" of the ceasefire agreement.
As of Friday, terrorists fired five Kassam rockets and four mortars at Israeli civilians in communities near the Gaza border since the ceasefire went into effect.