Hamas says three prisoners will be released in the midst of a ceasefire of demolition in the demolition of fear | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Hamas says he will release the prisoners according to the time lane placed in a ceasefire after the Fears Agreement will not retain after the violation of Israel.
Hamas says that he is dedicated to the release of prisoners held in Gaza according to the time lane set in a dedicated fire, a few days after the fear of that the truce would not be retained after the violation of the Israeli agreement.
In a statement published on Thursday, Hamas said that “confirms the continuation in the implementation of the Agreement in accordance with what was signed, including the exchanges of prisoners according to the said schedule.”
Hamas spokesman Abdul Latif al-Qanouu also confirmed to Anadol’s news agency that the group will release prisoners on Saturday if Israel adheres to the trial conditions.
“ [Israeli] The occupation has repeatedly violated the agreement, either by preventing the return of displaced people or blocking the intake of humanitarian aid, “he said.” If Israel does not adhere to the terms of the agreement, the prisoner exchange procedure will not happen. “
Palestinian source quoted by AFP news agency said on Thursday that the mediators received “promise from Israel … to set a humanitarian protocol starting this morning”, which will allow construction equipment and temporary accommodation on the destroyed territory.
The Hamas statement added that the conversations held this week in Cairo, which aimed at overcoming the downtime in the implementation of the “Positive” agreement.
Later on Thursday, Israel said that Hamas had to release three living prisoners on Saturday or Israel would return to war.
This week the agreement with Israel was under severe stress.
Hamas warned that he would postpone the following publication of prisoners scheduled for Saturday because Israel violated the truce by shooting Palestinians in Gaza and not allowing the agreed tent number, shelters and other vital assistance to enter the surrounded enclave.
Israel replied, saying that if Hamas failed to release the prisoners toward the schedule, he would continue his war.
Since the truce entered into force on January 19, the Israeli forces killed at least 92 Palestinians and wounded more than 800, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
The Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo on Wednesday to talk about tribute to the mediators of Egypt and Katar.
Egyptian media related to the state said that heavy equipment and trucks carrying mobile homes were ready to enter Gaza from Egypt on Thursday. AFP news agency shared pictures of a series of bulldozer on the Egyptian side of the border.
However, Israel later said they would not be allowed to enter the transition.
“There is no entry of a caravan or heavy equipment in the Gaza bar, and there is no coordination,” Omer Dostri wrote, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahua, adding: “Not allowed to enter Gaza’s entry in Gaza take off the transition of rafah.”
Hamas previously accused Israel of holding the delivery of heavy machines needed to clean the huge amounts of ruins across the enclave.
The President of the United States Donald Trump warned this week that “hell” would fall apart if Hamas on Saturday does not let “all” the remaining prisoners (10:00 GMT).
If the fight continues, Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz said: “The new war in Gaza … will not end without defeating Hamas and letting go of all hostages.”
“It will also allow the Cognition of the Vision of US President Trump for Gaza,” he added.
Trump, whose return to the White House strengthened the Israeli end right, caused a global supervision of his proposal to now take over Gaza’s belt and move its 2.3 million inhabitants to Egypt or Jordan.
Gaza, which is currently in its first phase, has seen Israeli prisoners released in small groups in exchange for Palestinians in Israeli custody.
