Hamas has announced an indefinite delay in the release of hostages, citing Israeli 'violations' of the ceasefire agreement. Hamas accuses Israel of shooting at Palestinians returning to the northern Gaza Strip, hindering medical supplies and shelter entry. Israel denies these claims, stating that fire was directed at individuals disregarding warnings near troop positions. This development follows Trump's ultimatum for all hostages to be released by Saturday, threatening to void the ceasefire if this doesn't occur. The situation has drawn criticism, with analysts warning of potential risks to the ceasefire and the safety of hostages.
Hamas has said it is delaying the release of hostages indefinitely because of Israel i 'violations” of the ceasefire deal
Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, during a demonstration in Jerusalem calling for the immediate return of all hostages held in Gaza Netanyahu said Israel “will continue to take determined and ruthless action until we return all of our hostages – the living and the deceased”., who control most of western Yemen including the capital, said they are ready to attack Israel if it resumes attacks on Gaza and does not commit to the ceasefire deal.
But if the mediators fail to get Israel to commit to phases two and three of the deal, Hamas “might make good on the threat”, Novik said. Novik said Trump has emboldened extremist factions in Israeli politics, which could have grave consequences for Gazans if the ceasefire deal ends.
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