Hamas ‘ready’ to surrender to Israeli trapped and four bodies held in Gaza | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict

The Palestinian group agrees to continue conversations about the interruption of the fire, promising to free Edan Alexander and hand over the four of the prisoners’ bodies.

Palestinian group Hamas He announced that he was ready to release Israeli American prisoner Edan Alexander and hand over the remains of four more dual nationals after they had indirect conversations with Israel.

Hamas said on Friday that his delegation had received a proposal for the mediator on Thursday to continue negotiations on the interruption of the fire, and the group’s response “included his agreement on the release of Israeli soldier Edan Alexandra, who holds US citizenship, along with the remains of four others holding double posture.”

Earlier, Hamasa officer Husam Badran said that the group “determined at various stages was carried out by an agreement on the interruption of the fire, and the departure of occupation from what was agreed would bring us back to zero.”

There was no immediate comment from Israel.

On Tuesday, a senior Hamas official announced that a new circle of indirect conversations through the mediator had begun in the Qatar Capital of Doha. Israel also sent a team of negotiator.

The first phase of the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel in the Gaza’s belt ended on March 1, without agreeing on the following stages.

During the initial six -week phase of tribute, Hamas released 33 prisoners, including eight who were deceased, in exchange for about 1800 Palestinian prisoners, many who held themselves in Israeli prisons without being charged.

After the trial agreement expired without a new agreement, Israel immediately implemented a complete blockade on the besieged Palestinian territory, leaving 2.3 million people on the edge of mass starvation.

Al Jazeera Tareq Abu Azzoum, reporting from Khan Younis, said the civilians were “facing a strong and chronic deficiency” in the accessibility of basic food and medical supplies.

Olga Chervko from the UN Office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (Ocha) also said Al Jazeera that residents feel a terrible “on multiple levels”.

“The hope that began when the fire interruption began is replaced by fear, alarm and concern that supplies expire,” she said.

Chervko said that the availability of food “could worse up quite quickly if the supplies do not return.” Six of the 25 World Food Bakeries are forced to close because there is no fuel to start them.

According to the Government’s Gaza Media Office, the defects worsened with 80 percent of the inhabitants who lost access to food sources due to the closure of land crossings.

Israel also had interrupted electricity To the key desalinization of water, the threatening supply of drinking water tread.

“The situation of water and sanitary protection was already difficult with mostly destroyed objects during the months of the fight. This latest [Israeli] The decision reduces access to drinking water to about 600,000 people, “Chervko said.

Despite the fire interruption agreement, Israel also continued to carry out a bombing in Gaza, including one in the city of Gaza and Beit Lahiya in which two children were killed.

The Gaza Health Ministry said at least 48,524 Palestinians were killed and 111,955 wounded in Israeli war against gauze. Government Gazette Gaza later updated charge at more than 61,700, including those who miss them under the rubble and assumed dead.

At least 1,139 people were killed in Israel during October 2023, attacks and more than 200 trapped.