Israel is accused of violating the ceasefire deal, and accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire deal.

Hamas announced on Friday the names of three Israeli hostages on Saturday, opposite Palestinian prisoners, after a delay confirming the suspended obstacles on a fragile deal aimed at ending the war in Gaza.

Ouhad bin Amy and Elie Charrabi, both of them from Kibbutzia, will be delivered during the Hamas -led attack on the border on October 7, 2023, or Levy, who was kidnapped on that day from the Nova Music Festival, on Saturday, on Saturday, Hamas said.

The Hamas Media Office said that Israel is expected to liberate 183 prisoners and Palestinian detainees in return, including 18 who were spending life provisions, 54 long rulings and 111 who were detained in the Gaza Strip during the war.

Earlier, the Palestinian Armed Group accused Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement and stopped announcing the names of the three Israelis until the deadline of the local time was approved at 4 pm (9 am East time). It was not immediately clear whether the delay would affect the scheduled stock exchange on Saturday.

Hamas accused Israel of delaying the entry of hundreds of trucks that carry food and other humanitarian supplies agreed under the armistice deal that entered into force on January 19, and everything except part of the tents and mobile homes needed to provide shelter for people returning to their homes to bomb.

“This indicates a clear manipulation of relief and shelter priorities,” Hamas said in a statement.

Kojat, the Israeli Military Agency, which supervises the shipments of aid in Gaza, denied this accusation and warned that Israel “would not tolerate violations by Hamas.”

Uncertainty about stopping his life

The uncertainty about the ceasefire that had already been left after US President Donald Trump announced this week that it is expected that the United States will take over Gaza.

Trump said on Tuesday that he wanted to transfer Gaza population to a third country such as Egypt or Jordan and put the small coastal pocket under the control of the United States to be developed to “Riviera in the Middle East.”

“We haven’t rushed,” Trump told reporters at the White House on Friday.

However, he emphasized the fragility of the deal that it reached last month with Egyptian brokers and Qataris and supported by the United States.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged Trump’s vision in Gaza as a “wonderful” plan, but it was immediately rejected by the Arab countries, Palestinian groups including Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, and many Gazan, who said they would rebuild their homes and restaurants.

However, the Israeli leaders repeated the line that wanted to be Ghazan who want to leave and the Israeli Defense Secretary Katz ordered the army on Thursday to prepare a plan to allow the departure of the Gaza residents who want to go.

13 Israeli, 5 Thai hostages have returned so far

Until now, 13 Israeli hostages of 33 children, women and the elderly have returned to be released in the first stage, which lasted 42 days of agreement, to the house, and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and detainees were released. Five Thai hostages were returned.

Work began in the second stage of the multi -stage agreement, which aims to secure the release of about 60 hostages of males and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, and the Israeli negotiating team is expected to fly on Saturday to Doha on Friday.

However, the accusations made by Hamas against Israel showed how little confidence between the two sides was more than 15 months after the bloodiest link in the struggle that lasted for decades.

The Israeli army said on Friday that the leaders are dragging the circumstantial reviews before the next stage of the agreement currently being discussed, with the deployment of forces at various points around the Gaza Strip.

Hamas says that the aid was given less than the agreed upon

Hamas said only 8,500 trucks out of 12000, which should have arrived so far, had entered the area, and most of them contain food and secondary commodities, including chips and chocolate instead of urgent elements.

In addition, Hamas said only 10 percent of 200,000 tents and 60,000 of the caravan needed to provide shelter have reached, leaving hundreds of thousands in harsh winter weather.

Finally, heavy machines needed to purify millions of tons of rubble and restore thousands of bodies believed to be buried.

Israel has rejected accusations that it is withdrawing its feet to enable entry to help supplies as “an unfounded claim,” saying that it allowed thousands of trucks, including tents and shelters.

Kojat said that more than 100,000 tents entered Gaza since the agreement entered into force last month and that caravans were also allowed, while tractors entered Egypt since Sunday.

But hundreds of thousands of people are still in tents and other temporary shelters wearing months of use with the outbreak of fighting last year.

So far, despite the accusations of the ceasefire set up by both sides, the armistice has been held, leaving the road is still open to end the war and rebuild Gaza.

Gunmen, led by Hamas, attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and seizing more than 250 hostages in the heaviest losses in Israel in one day since the establishment of the state in 1948.

In response, Israel launched an air and land war in Gaza that killed more than 47,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s health authorities, and destroyed the narrow pocket.