Hamas’s delegation in Egypt as the mediators are pushing to maintain a gauze truce | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict

Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo to talk about implementation Treaty of termination of fire in Gaza With mediators, according to a statement of the Palestinian group.

A fragile agreement reached last month between Hamas and Israel appeared on Wednesday, and Hamas said that he would not worship the threats of Israel and the United States of Renewed Fights and the massive displacement of Palestinians.

Egyptian and Qatari intermediaries worked to rescue the agreement, according to the Egyptian state state of Al-Qaher News TV, which is near the safety agencies in the country.

Hamas has warned This will delay the next edition of the Israeli prisoners scheduled for Saturday, saying that Israel violated the truce by shooting people in Gaza and not allowing the agreed number of tents, shelters and other vital assistance to enter the territory.

“The occupation must be carried out by the terms of the tribute agreement until the prisoners are released. Occupation should be adhered to the agreed humanitarian protocol, “said Hamas spokesman Hamas Hazzem Qasssem in a statement on Wednesday.

Since the tribute came into force on January 19, the Israeli fire was killed by at least 92 Palestinians and wounded more than 800 others, said Munir Al-Bursh, General Director of the Ministry of Health on Tuesday.

In the last violence, a 44-year-old man was killed and the other was wounded in an Israeli strike in the southern city of Rafah. The Israeli army announced that only fires on people who approach their forces or enter certain areas violate the truce.

Threat to the continued fight

For his part, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with the support of President Donald Trump, warned that Israel would continue fighting if the prisoners were not released on Saturday.

Trump threatened that “all hell” would break out if Hamas did not announce the remaining Israeli prisoners held in Gaza on Saturday.

Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz repeated the phrase on Wednesday in the post on X, saying that if Hamas did not post Israeli prisoners by Saturday, “the door of hell will open, just as the US president promised.”

“The new war in Gaza will be different in the intensity of the one before the interruption of the fire – and will not end without defeating Hamas and letting go of all the hostages,” he wrote.

Reporting from Aman, Jordan, Al Jazeera Hamdah Salhut said the Israeli army talked about a plan for a renewed offensive.

“However, some sources who spoke to the Israeli military radio said that any military action to rescue prisoners from Gaza would be” almost impossible “because Hamas is still very active,” Salhut said.

The Red Cross International Committee also weighed on Wednesday, warning that “any turnaround” in the agreement “risks people to return to misery and despair that has defined the last 16 months.”

To date, at least 48,222 Palestinians have been confirmed during the war of Israel in Gaza. At least 1,139 people were killed in attacks led by Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, with more than 200 trapped.

The enclave remains on the verge of a humanitarian disaster, with the vast majority of its inhabitants displaced and its infrastructure destroyed throughout the war.

‘Palestinians cannot be transferred’

In his post on Wednesday, Israeli Defense Minister Katz also pointed to Trump’s plan to “take over” and permanently move the people gauze.

He said that the restored Israeli offensive “would also enable the knowledge of the vision of US President Trump for Gaza.”

Trump promised to put pressure on both Jordan and Egypt to accept the forcibly displaced Palestinians. Both countries rejected.

On Wednesday, by the phone, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Jordan’s King Abdullah II spoke, emphasizing the importance of the immediate beginning of the reconstruction of the gauze “without the transfer of Palestinian people from their country,” the Egyptian Presidency statement said.

The leaders also “showed their strength” to work with Trump to achieve “permanent peace” in the region by establishing an independent Palestinian state, the statement said.

That came the day after Abdullah Met Trump in the White House.

In an interview with Al Jazeera on Wednesday, Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safada again said that the kingdom would not withdraw in his opposition to Trump’s proposal.

“There are fixed and unwavering Jordanic positions that will not change … Palestinians cannot move to Egypt, Jordan or any Arab state,” Safada said.

Palestinian administration and Arabic nations are all united in the opposition of Trump’s plan.

On Wednesday, Hamas called for mass demonstrations around the world “against scattering plans and forced deportations.”