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On January 16, Hamas issued a statement on January 15, local time, claiming that Israeli forces had launched airstrikes on homes in Deir el-Balah, central Gaza, resulting in the deaths of several Palestinians. The statement said that this attack, along with several recent attacks against Palestinian civilians in various parts of Gaza, constituted a "blatant and ongoing violation" of the existing ceasefire agreement. The statement accused Israel of "failing to comply with the ceasefire agreement" and claimed that the actions were intended to "pave the way for the resumption of military operations in Gaza." The statement also pointed out that Israels ongoing military operations throughout Gaza demonstrate that Prime Minister Netanyahu is completely disregarding the ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States and guaranteed by multiple parties.Federal Reserve Chairman Schmid: An independent central bank is crucial to the nature of managing the U.S. economy.Federal Reserves Paulson: He expects inflation to make meaningful progress toward the central banks 2% target by the end of the year, but is reassured to keep interest rates unchanged at the upcoming Fed meeting.Federal Reserves Paulson: Interest rates are still high enough, slightly above the neutral level that neither stimulates nor slows growth.Federal Reserves Paulson: We may be inclined to cut interest rates slightly later this year.