Hamas says it will postpone the release of the hostages, and to blame Israel

A spokesman for the armed wing in Hamas says that the group postpones the scheduled issue of Israeli hostages, blames what he says is Israeli violations of the ceasefire deal.

Three hostages in Gaza are to be released on Saturday for more Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel described Katz’s declaration as “a complete violation of the ceasefire agreement.”

The President of the United States of the United States, Donald Trump, suggested that the ceasefire should be canceled if not all the hostages held in Gaza by Saturday.

“I would like to say that they should be returned by 12 o’clock on Saturday … all of them, not in drops and drawings, not the two, the other, the fourth and the second,” he said.

“I am talking about myself,” confirmed. “Israel can overcome it.”

There are still seventy -three hostages that were transferred during the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, and three others who were presented a decade ago, in Gaza.

Trump added that the hostages were not released, “all hell will erupt.”

When asked if he means revenge on Israel, he said: “You will discover that, and they will discover it too. Hamas will discover what I mean.”

Katz said that the Israeli Defense Forces had ordered “preparing at the highest level of alerting any possible scenario in Gaza and protecting societies.”

The Israeli Defense Minister added: “We will not allow to return to the reality of October 7.”

Hamas’s announcement came shortly before people gathered in Tel Aviv to celebrate the twenty -fourth birthday of the Israeli hostage Alon OlinHe has the second in captivity.

It was transferred from the Nova Festival on October 7, 2023.

Mia Goldstein, present in the Ohel March, told the BBC to have a “tremendous pressure” to take out the rest of the hostages, adding that the delay of Hamas was “horrific”.

Michel Niman, who participated in a protest in Tel Aviv after Hamas announced that the hostages “should have come out a few months ago. You see the situation, they die there, and their blood at the hands of this government.”

“Any delay” of the fragile ceasefire deal will be a problem and all the parties concerned must adhere to their agreements and the previously mentioned time schedules.

Hamas said that “the door is still open” to exchange on Saturday if Israel is “compatible” with its obligations, according to AFP news agency.

Abu Obida, a spokesman for Hamas, accused Israel of delaying the return of the displaced Palestinians to northern Gaza, where they shot people and failed to allow agreed humanitarian aid.

The group’s announcement did not refer to Trump’s policy or the United States, but that comes after strong observations made by the US President on the United States on the United States The ownership of Gaza And redevelop it.

His proposal included the resettlement of the Palestinians outside the region and praised it as a “revolutionary and creative” by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Armed group The statement is the latest in a series of feasible procedures between the two sides.

Israel was late for two days, which allowed the displaced Palestinians to return to the north of Gaza, accusing Hamas for a commitment to liberate an Israeli civil hostage.

Israel was also briefly delayed from the buses that took the Palestinian prisoners to release it in the occupied West Bank, after expressing anger at the way the hostages were released through crowds of spectators in Gaza hours ago.

On Friday, Hamas exceeded by a short time at a deadline to issue hostages names to be released on Saturday – As is required under the ceasefire – Paying anxiety in Israel. This came after Israel accused its failure to commit to its commitment to increasing the amount of humanitarian aid allowed in Gaza – to expand what the humanitarian president of the United Nations described as “a huge increase.”

Since the ceasefire began on January 19, 16 Israelis and five Thai hostages were released for 566 prisoners.

By the end of the first stage of the ceasefire within three weeks, 33 hostages and 1900 prisoners are expected to be released. Israel says that eight of the 33 died.

Hamas took 251 hostages and killed about 1,200 people when it attacked in October 2023. Israel launched a military campaign in response, killing at least 48,000 Palestinians, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health.