Hamas will postpone the release of hostages due to “non-compliance by Israel of the Armistry Agreement”-representative of Hamas • The Insider • RIMA — Russian Independent Media Archive
Hamas announced that he was postponing the liberation of another hostage group planned on February 15, accusing Israel of several violations of the ceasefire . This was announced by the representative of Hamas Abu UBeid.
According to him, Hamas took this step due to violations of the terms of the transaction by Israel. The representative of Hamas claims that the Israeli army prevents the supply of humanitarian aid to Gaza and pursues Palestinians returning to the north of the sector.
On February 8, as part of the next exchange, the Israeli hostages Eliyahu Sharabi, Orel Levy and Ohad Ben-Ami were liberated . They greatly lost weight in 491 days of captivity and suffer from acute malnutrition.
Since January 19, the Gaza Gaza sector has been in force, the regime of fire, agreed as a result of negotiations between the Israeli government and the Hamas group through the mediation of the United States and the Arab countries.
Israeli President Yitzhak Duke on his page on Twitter (X) called the suffering that Hamas caused hostages, a crime against humanity: “The whole world should look directly at Ohada, Ora and Eli, who returned after 491 days of hell - hungry, exhausted and suffering. The exploitation in a cynical and cruel sight from the vile killers. We are comforted by the fact that they are returned alive to the arms of their loved ones. ” In addition, he urged to bring the deal to the end: “The completion of the deal on hostages is our humanitarian, moral and Jewish duty. It is necessary to return all our sisters and brothers from hell in gas - all to one! ” He wrote.
In early February, Donald Trump threatened Hamas that if the promises of the release of hostages are violated, Washington may resort to a tough approach. According to the terms of the agreement with Hamas, which entered into force on January 19, Palestinian terrorists should return 33 Israeli hostages in 42 days (it is known that eight of them are not alive). In response, the Israeli side pledged to release more than 1900 Palestinian prisoners from prisons, including terrorists with blood in their hands. Of the almost 600 Palestinians who have already been released, more than 170 were sentenced to life imprisonment. They killed the children, blew up cafes and buses and did not repent of the deed. Read more about which terrorists are released by Israel in exchange for hostages, in the material of The Insider.
Since January 19, the Gaza Gaza sector has been in force, the regime of fire, agreed as a result of negotiations between the Israeli government and the Hamas group through the mediation of the United States and the Arab countries.
