Hamas accuses Trump of helping Israeli Netanyahu in the gauze blockade | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Hamas says Trump’s rhetoric helps Israel to tighten the siege of gauze, risking fasting by 2.3 million inhabitants.
Repeated threats to the President of the United States Donald Trump are supported by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid the conditions of a bump and enhance the siege of the railway, The Strip, The Strip, The Strip, The Strip, The Comic The Palestinian armed group says.
“Trump’s repeated threats to our people represent Netanyahu’s support to avoid an agreement and a pushed siege and starvation against our people,” spokesman Hamas Abdel-Llatif al-Qanou said on Thursday, Reuters news agency reported.
“The best trace of release of the remaining Israeli prisoners is … entry into the second phase and forcing her [Israel] To adhere to the agreement signed under the sponsorship of the mediator, “he said.
Al-Qanoua comments followed after Trump betrayed the storm of social media places On Wednesday, demanding Hamas “let go hostage now, not later”, including the remains of dead prisoners, “or it’s over for you.”
“I send Israel everything it takes to complete the job, no Hamas member will be sure if you don’t do it as I say,” he said. “Also, people from Gaza: Waiting for a wonderful future, but not if you keep hostage. If you do, you are dead! Make a smart decision. Get rid of hostages or will be hell to pay for hell!”
The posts were sent after a white house spokesman confirmed that the American envoy had direct conversations with Hamas, a move that signaled a deviation from decades of American politics not to negotiate with the group, and Washington considers a “terrorist” organization.
Egyptian security officials confirmed to Reuters on Thursday that the conversations between Trump’s envoy and Hamas were also attended by Egyptian and Cathary Mediators.
The Israeli Hamas Particles, which entered into force in January, invites the remaining prisoners liberated in Gaza to be released in the second phase of the truce, during which they will be negotiated about final plans for the end of the war.
The first phase of the ceasefire ended on Saturday, and Israel has since imposed a blockade all the goods that entered Gaza, demanding that Hamas let the remaining prisoners without starting the negotiations on the end of the war.
Palestinians say blockade could lead to hunger among 2.3 million people living in the ruins of gauze.
The Palestinians in Gaza criticized Trump’s latest remarks, which followed his call to move the small coastal enclave residents elsewhere and to develop the territory as a “Riviera in the Middle East.”
“My house does not have, my work has disappeared, but I will not allow Trump to move us,” Mohamed Abou Azb, a resident of Khan Younis, for Al Jazeera. “We are rooted in this country, rooted in Khan Younis, rooted in Gaza. Our life and death are here. We will not worship the trivia that are said and we will not leave Gaza.”
Abdallah Abu Rizk, also a resident of Khan Younis in southern Gazi, said Palestinians would never leave. “Over the years, we have remained unwavering in Gaza, occupied by the west coast and eastern Jerusalem. We will stay until we die in our country.”
