The Israeli army has called on to reserve reserves in the preparation of a possible continuation of the battle in Gaza if Hamas does not fill the deadline on Saturday to release more Israeli hostages, and the almost monthly break of the fire is falling apart.
The concern that the ceasefire will collapse that anger in Arab countries over the plan of President Donald Trump for the United States is taking over Gaza, moving their Palestinian residents and building an international beach resort.
Hamas official said that Egypt and Qatar, who, together with the US, mediated an agreement on the interruption of the fire that came into force on January 19, enhanced the efforts to break the downtime.
On Saturday, Hamas agreed on the trial agreement to release three other soils, but said this week that he had suspended the handover, saying that the Israelis had violated the conditions.
Trump replied, saying that all hostages had to be released by noon on Saturday or “let hell out break out.”
US President Donald Trump suggested that Hamas by Saturday to let all the hostages in Gaza or suggest the cancellation of Israel-Hamas a tribute and letting “hell broke out.” Hamas said earlier that he would stop posting hostages until further notice, citing violations of the interruption of fire. Trump, who meets Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Tuesday, also said he could deny the help of Jordan and Egypt if they did not take Palestinian refugees that were moved from Gaza.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the truce was intended for a quick edition of the hostages that are held in difficult conditions in Gaza.
“If Hamas stops hostages, then there is no interruption of fire and war,” he said in noticing the Israeli defense seat in Tel Aviv.
Katz added that the “New War in Gaza” would completely be another intensity and “allow the realization of Trump’s vision for gauze”.
Hamas, meanwhile, posted a statement on his telegram channel on Wednesday, in which he invited the international community to hold protests against plans to move Palestinians in Gaza.
“Hamas … will not accept the language of the American and Israeli threats,” said Hamas spokesman Hamam Qassem earlier. “Contacts are ongoing with the countries of the mediator to conclude the implementation of the tribute agreement.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu then warned on Tuesday that his country would continue the “intense struggle” if Hamas did not fulfill the deadline, but did not say how many hostages should be released.
Netanyahu said he ordered the army to collect strength in and around Gaza, and the army announced that he was distributing additional forces to the south of Israel, including the mobilization of reservists.
Hamas Teldoff could fight the fight again
At a meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Tuesday, Trump asked him to ensure that Hamas realized the “seriousness of the situation” if hostages were not released until Saturday, the White House announced on Wednesday.
The conflict threatens to restart the conflict that has devastated the gaza belt, has internally displaced most of his people, caused a lack of food and running water, and pushed the Middle East to Ivica of the wider regional war.
The Gazans expressed an alarm that the interruption of the fire could be demolished and called Hamas and Israeli leaders to agree on extension.
“We barely started to believe that a truce would happen and the solution on the road, God is willing,” said Lotfy Abu Taha, a resident of Rafah in southern Gazi. “People suffer. People are victims.”
Arab countries respond to Trump’s gauze plan
Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said in Dubai that Trump’s gauze vision could bring to the Middle East into a new cycle of crisis with a “harmful effect on peace and stability.”
Trump said Palestinians in Gaza could settle in countries like Jordan and Egypt. Both reject the proposal.
Egypt will host Arabic Summit in Emergency Room on February 27 to discuss “serious” development for Palestine.
US President Donald Trump reiterated on Tuesday that his vision was to throw people out of Gaza, in the performance with Jordan’s King Abdullah II in Washington, DC, saying that he thought Palestinians – who rejected the proposal – would welcome his vision.
The armed wing of the Palestinian militant group of Islamic jihad, which also holds Israeli hostage, warned that the fate of the hostage was related to Netanyahu’s procedures.
“The only way of reaching hostages and for stability to get back through a [hostage-prisoner] Swap Deal, “said a group spokesman for Telegram.
In a further sign of Arab anger over Trump’s Gaza vision, two Egyptian security sources said that Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi would not go to Washington for conversations if the agenda includes Trump’s plan to expel Palestinians.
Negotiations were stopped for the second phase
The war in Gaza launched an attack driven by Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, in which at least 1,200 people were killed and over 250 was taken as hostages in Gaza, according to the Talties Israeli.
In response, Israel began his military offensive against Hamas, who was killed by more than 48,000 Palestinians in a densely populated Gaza, according to local health officials.
Peer -reviewed study published in Lancet 9. January suggests that official deaths in Gaza may be significantly underestimated. 30 June 2024, the Ministry of Health in Gaza reported 37,877 deaths; The study estimated that by that date that number was about 64,200.
Hamas released 16 Israeli hostages from the initial group of 33 children, women and older men who will exchange hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and detainees in the first phase of the trial agreement. He also returned five Thai hostages.
Negotiations on the second phase, which the mediators hoped would include an agreement on the release of the remaining hostages, and the full withdrawal of the Israeli troops from Gaza, was underway in Doha, Katar, but the Israeli team returned home on Monday.
Palestinians are afraid of repetition “Nakba”Or a disaster, when almost 800,000 people escaped or drove them during the 1948 war, which led to the creation of Israel. Israel denies the bill forced. Trump said he would not have the right to return to his plan for Gaza.
