“Three Palestinians shot dead”…Is it bad for the ceasefire?

Armed clashes have broken out in the Gaza Strip as Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas reportedly look set to extend a temporary truce.
According to the Times of Israel on the 29th (local time), Israel
"We shot and killed three Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip," said IDF chief spokesman Maj. Gen. Daniel Hagari. "They violated the ceasefire and posed a threat to the military."
Israel and Hamas have agreed to suspend hostilities for four days starting on the 24th. Exchange of 1 Israeli hostage and 3 Palestinian prisoners, supply of fuel and other humanitarian aid to Gaza Strip
This is a measure to provide support. The temporary truce was scheduled to end on the 28th, but was extended by two days until the morning of the 30th. On the 29th, the sixth day of the armistice, Hamas held Israel hostage.
It is said that 10 people were released. The international community is interested in whether Israel and Hamas can further extend the ceasefire. Currently, the United States, Qatar, Egypt, and other countries are negotiating to extend the armistice.
However, it is unclear whether an agreement will be reached. It was in this situation that armed conflict broke out in the Gaza Strip. Maj. Gen. Hagari stressed that the military will respond to any threat.
Israel still wants Hamas to be destroyed. On the same day, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Israeli residents and said, ``In return for agreeing to cease fighting, we will give Hamas a
"If we leave it there, then (Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip) Sinwar will come out of the ruins and make a victorious V," he said, expressing a negative stance on the cease-fire.
Defense Minister Gallant also stated at a conference held on the same day that ``Israeli military forces are ready to resume combat immediately.'' The IDF is
A strategy meeting was held at the Southern Command, located in Rusheva, and a battle plan for the end of the armistice was approved.