Hamas says that three prisoners will be released amid the suspension of the fear of the deal Israel Palestine news conflict

Hamas says that it will issue prisoners according to the schedule stipulated in the armistice after the concern agreement will not be kept after the violations of Israel.

Hamas says it is committed to the release of the prisoners who were held in Gaza according to a specified timetable in the ceasefire, days after the fears arose that the armistice will not retain after Israel’s violation of the agreement.

In a statement issued on Thursday, Hamas said it “confirms a continuation of the implementation of the agreement according to what was signed, including the exchange of prisoners according to the specified timetable.”

Hamas spokesman Abdel -Latifa Al -Qanua also confirmed to the news agency, Anadolo, that the group will issue prisoners on Saturday if Israel is committing to the conditions of the ceasefire.

He said: “The (Israeli) occupation has violated the agreement several times, whether by preventing the return of the displaced or preventing the entry of humanitarian aid.” “If Israel does not abide by the terms of the agreement, the exchange of prisoners will not occur.”

A Palestinian source, reported by the News Agency, told AFP on Thursday that the brokers had obtained from Israel “a promise … to put a human protocol that starts from this morning” that allows construction and temporary housing equipment in the destroyed area.

The Hamas statement added that the talks that take place this week in Cairo aim to overcome a dead end in the implementation of the deal were “positive”.

Later on Thursday, Israel said Hamas should be released from three neighborhood prisoners on Saturday or Israel would return to war.

This week, the agreement with Israel was severely pressure.

Hamas warned that it would delay the next edition of the prisoners scheduled for Saturday because of Israel’s violation of the armistice by shooting the Palestinians in Gaza and the number of agreed tents, shelters and other vital aids to enter the besieged pocket is allowed.

Israel replied by saying that if Hamas fails to liberate the prisoners according to the schedule, it will resume its war.

Since the ceasefire came into effect on January 19, Israeli forces have killed at least 92 Palestinians and wounded more than 800, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

The Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss the ceasefire with Egypt’s brokers and Qatar.

The media linked to the Egyptian state said that heavy equipment and trucks carrying mobile homes are ready to enter Gaza from Egypt on Thursday. The news agency at Agence France -Presse shared the photos that show a row of bulldozers on the Egyptian side of the border.

However, Israel later said it would not be allowed to enter through the crossing.

“There is no entry for convoys or heavy equipment in the Gaza Strip, and there is no coordination for this,” Omar Dostry, spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, added, adding: “No goods are allowed to enter Gaza are stripped through the Rafah crossing.”

Hamas had previously accused Israel of raising the delivery of the heavy machines needed to wipe the huge quantities of rubble through the pocket.

This week, US President Donald Trump has warned that “hell” would collapse if Hamas fails to release the “whole” prisoners by back (10:00 GMT) on Saturday.

If the fighting resumes, Israeli Defense Minister Israel said: “The new Gaza war … will not end without the defeat of Hamas and the release of all hostages.”

He added, “It will also allow the realization of the vision of US President Trump to Gaza.”

Trump, who encouraged his return to the White House on the far right, caused a global protest against his proposal to the United States to take over the Gaza Strip and transfer its 2.3 million people to Egypt or Jordan.

Gaza witnessed a truce, currently in its first stage, the Israeli prisoners, which were launched in small groups in exchange for the Palestinians in the Israeli nursery.