Hamas suspends the hostage release, accusing Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement

A spokesman said on Monday that Hamas had been postponed to the release of the Israeli hostages who were liberated from the Gaza Strip this week.

In a statement on Telegram, Abu Obida, a spokesman for Hamas’s military wing, accused Israel of a set of violations of the ceasefire agreement.

This step threatens to remove the ceasefire agreement last month. It was widely angry with the circumstances that have been released so far – malnutrition, by hostile crowds, which were presented before the cameras and in some cases that were made to read data under coercion – accusations were charged in Israel that Hamas was not compatible with a stopping an agreement Fire.

A spokesman for the Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Katz, called on Hamas’s declaration, “a complete violation of the ceasefire agreement and the hostage of the hostage.”

He said that he ordered the Israeli army “to prepare for the highest alert to every possible scenario in Gaza.” In reference to the 2023 attack led by Hamas on Israel, which started the war, he added: “We will not allow the reality of October 7 to return.”

The six -week initial stage of the ceasefire deal, which is scheduled to continue until March 2, called for the launch of 25 live hostages and 8 bodies who were killed, in exchange for the launch of 1500 Palestinians from Israeli prison. About half of the stock exchanges were made.

This is a developing story. Please check again for updates.

Jonatan Reese It contributed to the reports from Tel Aviv.