Hamas has rejected Donald Trump's threat to 'let hell break out' if all remaining Israeli hostages are not returned by Saturday, insisting that the language of threats hinders negotiations. The terror group has indefinitely postponed a planned hostage release, citing Israeli ceasefire violations. Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warns of a 'complete violation' and increased military readiness if the hostages are not released on time.
Hamas has astonishingly lashed out at Donald Trump 's threat to 'let all hell break out' if the terror group does not return all the remaining Israel i hostages on Saturday.
Sami Abu Zuhri, a senior spokesperson for the terror group known for its tight stranglehold over the Gaza Strip, boldly claimed that Trump's comments did nothing but make the negotiation for the end of the war harder.He added that Trump needed to 'remember that there is an agreement that must be respected by both parties and this is the only way to return the prisoners.'
Donald Trump threatened to 'let all hell break out' on the terror group if it does not return all 76 hostages by noon on Saturday Read MoreBREAKING NEWS Hamas delays hostage release due to take place Saturday It added that it had announced the delay five days before the scheduled release to allow time for negotiations.An elderly Israeli man taken hostage by Hamas militants on October 7, 2023, was declared dead by his kibbutz this morning.
His wife Mazal Mansour, with whom he lived for 60 years, managed to escape the attack. The couple have five children. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum pointed to the emaciated appearances of Ohad Ben Ami, Eli Sharabi and Or Levy, who were released on Saturday. Concerns about the hostages grew after Or Levy, Eliyahu Sharabi, and Ohad Ben Ami appeared gaunt on Saturday
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