On Tuesday, Hama Stellarist Group will either reject President Donald Trump's request for the release of all remaining Israelis and American hostages from Gaza by noon on Saturday, or the ceasefire agreement will end, and Israel will make it as they wish. You can respond.
AP Report Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuri said dozens of hostages could be returned only if all parties continue to commit to a ceasefire agreement last month.
“Trump must remember that there is an agreement that must be respected by both parties,” he warns, adding threatening language only complicates the issue.
Hamas has threatened to delay the next release of three Israeli hostages scheduled for Saturday, accusing Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement.
Breitbart News said Trump should cancel the ceasefire if Hamas doesn't release all the remaining hostages it owns by noon on Saturday.
Hamas senior spokesperson Fleet/Sami Abu Zuri warned President Donald Trump about the conditions for the release of hostages held by terrorist groups. (Yasi Gaidi/Anadoru Agency via Getty)
The agreement calls for the progressive release of dozens of hostage Hamas terrorists in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
There is 73 hostage They were still in Gaza, and 17 of them were still scheduled to be released in the first phase. Not all of them were alive, and dozens would have remained captive until the “second stage” of the contract.
