Fear of Israel Hamas stops shooting, as Hamas says in the hostage release, Trump suggests new terms

Families captured the Israeli hostages who are still detained in Gaza traffic in Tel Aviv on Monday evening, by Hamas, saying that it would delay the scheduled issue of the hostages under the fragile ceasefire agreement that entered into force on January 19.

Fear of the durability of the ceasefire and the hostage agreement was spreading quickly on Tuesday, after the president Trump suggested that the conditions of the deal be changed In the wake of the threat of Hamas, and as the defense head of Israel said he was preparing for the forces in Gaza for a possible return to fight.

The accurate stopping of the fighting, which is negotiated by the United States, Qatar and Egypt, has witnessed five exchanges between Israel and Hamas so far, as it is expected that the 33 Israeli hostages will be released during the first sixth stage of the agreement now a house. More than 700 Palestinian prisoners of Israeli prisons were released in return.

Under the terms of the agreement, a total of 33 hostages were released during the first six stage, compared to about 2000 Palestinian prisoners. But the 76 hostages families – some of whom are already known to be dead – have been left in a state of astonishment on Monday, and confirmed some devastating news later.

The Israeli Defense Forces announced on Tuesday that the oldest prisoners, Shlomo Mantzour, 86, had been killed in captivity. He was a survivor of the 1941 massacre in Iraq, where hundreds were killed in anti -Semitic riots.

With the latest release of Hamas, from three Israeli men on February 8, the tone changed.

The Israelis left pain after seeing the comic state in which the men were, and the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement: “Because of the serious state of the three hostages and repeated violations by the terrorist organization Hamas,“ The leader was ”an order not to allow the situation to bend and take appropriate measures “.

There was no indication from the Netanyahu office during the weekend of what these measures might have, but on Sunday, the Israeli Defense Army said in a statement that the forces “were working on remote suspects who pose a threat to them in different areas of the Gaza Strip” Including warning shots launched on a “suspicious container” seen abroad and a suspect seen approaching the forces in the south of the pocket.

Meanwhile, the men who were released on Saturday brought welcoming news, and some of the most anxious information. Hahina Alon Olin’s family learned that he was still alive, but he was starving, with unrelated wounds and bound by chains, according to his mother.

“Thank you for the effort you and your employees to return the hostages,” Id Ohel said, with Mr. Trump on Monday. “Today is the twenty -fourth Alon’s birthday. I ask you with all my heart, do everything in your power to ensure the continuation of this deal.”

The ceasefire agreement also witnessed that Israel allows hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians to the remaining homes in northern Gaza. But many people now fear that the rest will be short -term.

“People have started storing supplies for fear that the war will return,” said Mohamed Youssef, who lives in Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. “People are afraid of any statement, from both sides.”

This fear not only controls Gaza, but in much larger Palestinian lands, the West Bank occupied by Israel.

The population there is already reeling Israeli operation To uproot Hamas that the army and the police fired only several days from the start of the shooting in Gaza. violence Against the Palestinians by Israeli settlers In the region he was high.

The residents told CBS News this week that they feared the president Trump’s controversial plan to resettle it All Gaza population in other countries and the “assumption” of the coastal strip of the Earth is only the beginning.

Even before Mr. Trump started his second term, his victory in the elections had already fueled a discussion in Israel from the possibility A complete annexation of the West Bank As the Israeli.

“We will not leave our country,” a West Bank resident, Maha Fati Talib, insisted. “We won’t do it. Even if they were shooting at us. Let Trump do what he wants.”

Li Kenneri

He contributed to this report.