Israeli security cabinet fully supports the president Donald Trump Ask for the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas to announce all its hostages by noon or that “all hell will break out,” Israeli official for Fox News told.
The statement comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened his safety cabinet on Tuesday after Hamas announced that he was Delaying the next edition Israeli hostages.
“The decision I unanimously made in the cabinet is this: if Hamas does not return our hostages by Saturday noon – the ceasefire will end, and the IDF will continue the intensive fight until Hamas will be firmly beaten,” Netanyahu said in a statement after the meeting.
“In the light of Hamas’s announcement of his decision to break the agreement and not let our hostages, I sent IDF last night to collect strength inside and around Gaza’s belt. This operation is currently underway and will be completed as soon as possible,” he added Netanyahu.
Trump says an attachment should be canceled if hostages don’t post by Saturday
Israeli prisoners, from left to right, Ohad Ben Ami, Eli Sharabi and or Levy, held by Hamas in Gaza on October 7, 2023, Hamas fighters follow on stage before handed over to the Red Cross in Deir Al- Balah in the central gauze belt on Saturday, February 8, 2025. (AP/Abdel Kareem Hana)
“We also welcomed the president’s revolutionary vision of the future of Gaza,” Netanyahu said.
Trump said on Monday if Hamas does not return all the hostages by noon, he will invite the interruption of the fire in the gaza’s belt and “let all the hell break out.”
“If all the hostages of gauze are not returning until Saturday at 12 o’clock, I would say he canceled the truce,” Trump said in an oval office. “Let all the hell break out; Israel can overpower it.”
Trump emphasized that Hamas must release “all of them – not in a drop and gems.”
“Saturday at 12 o’clock and after that, I would say, all hell will break out,” Trump said.
Trump repeated his request on Tuesday and told reporters that he believed Hamas would listen to him.
Israeli soldiers gather near the border with a gaza belt in southern Israel on Tuesday, February 11th. (AP/ARIEL SCHALIT)
Spokesman Hamas said on Monday that the terrorist group would postpone the next planned hostage edition in Gaza’s belt after accusing Israel violations of the fire interruption agreement.
“In the past three weeks, the resistance leaders have been monitored by the violations of the enemy and traveled their obligations to the agreement; including the delay in allowing the return of displaced to the northern gauze, targeting them by direct shelling and shooting in various areas throughout the gauze and denying the stocks of all kinds of all kinds of agreed, while the resistance spent all his obligations, “said Abu Promida, a spokesman for Hamas’s military wing.
Israel and Hamas were in the midst of a six -week trial, during which Hamas pledged to publish 33 hostages trapped in their 7th October, 2023. In exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
Moving Palestinians, carrying their belongings in vehicles, wait at the safety checkpoint in the Netzari hallway while they traveled from the central gauze to their homes in the northern gauze on Tuesday, February 11th. (AP/Abdel Kareem Hana)
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Foreign exchanges have made five replacements since the truce came into force last month, releasing 21 hostages and more than 730 Palestinian prisoners. The next exchange, scheduled for next Saturday, requires that three more Israeli hostages be released in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
Fox News’ Yael Rotel-Kuriel, Brooke Singman, Danielle Wallace, Yonat Fringing and Associated Press contributed to this report.
