Hamas’s response to Trump’s plan wins with a hard -line support as hope in the peace agreement in Gaza is growing

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a strong ally of Hamas, who carries the hostages, supported the group’s response to the United States’ plan to end the war in Gaza – a step that could help pave the way for the issuance of Israelis.

Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that controls Gaza on Friday, accepted certain main parts of US President Donald Trump’s plan, including ending the war, withdrawing Israel and launching Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners.

In a post on the social truth platform, Trump said he temporarily estimated Israel temporarily stopped in Gaza, but he said that the watch is going to finish the deal.

Trump said on Saturday: “Hamas should move quickly, otherwise all bets will be suspended. I will not tolerate the delay, which many believe will happen, or any result in which Gaza poses a threat again,” Trump said on Saturday.

Hamas’s response has sparked a choir of optimistic data by world leaders who urge an immediate endowment of the bloodiest conflict that included Israel since its establishment in 1948, and demands freedom for Israelis who are still being held in the pocket.

Another potential batch of hopes for peace came with a supportive statement of Iran -backed Islamic jihad, which is smaller than Hamas, but it is seen as more solid.

The group said: “The reactions (Hamas’s reaction) to Trump’s plan represents the position of the Palestinian resistance factions, and the Islamic Jihad participated in responsibility in the consultations that led to this decision.”

The Palestinian hope hopes that a deal will pass

In response to a question about when the talks on the implementation of the US plan will start, Hamas official told Reuters that “things have not been arranged yet.”

Hamas’s position, and his support by Islamic jihad, has sparked the soul of many Palestinians, who have seen a ceasefire effort after another failure when Israeli strikes have struck the tape over the past two years, created a humanitarian crisis and the displacement of millions.

“The Palestinian people want any solution to get out of the hole in which we are.” “Everyone is homeless, death does not stop.”

The United Nations Investigation Committee and many human rights experts concluded that Israel has it Committed collective genocide In Gaza. The government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies this, on the pretext that she was behaving in self -defense.

“We hope this is real … and we hope for the best. (The streets) are happy with this news,” Abu Mahmoud Abu Sarar, 54, told CBC News.

“We urge all parties not to decline. Every day of the delay costs live in Gaza, it is not limited to wasting time, and life is also lost.”

“The suffering of the people of Gaza, the people of Gaza may be raised from the oppressed, and any ray of hope for the persecuted people is a victory,” said Sharif Al -Fakhri, who lives in the western horse city occupied by the Israeli West Bank.

Amid optimism, there are still many issues without a solution, such as whether Hamas will agree to disarming – one of the best demands of Israel.

Some Palestinians have expressed their fear that Netanyahu, who heads the most secure government of Israel, will eventually withdraw from any plan to end the war.

“The important thing is that Netanyahu does not destroy this, because now Hamas agreed, Netanyahu will differ, as he usually does,” said Jamal Shihhada, who is in Jerusalem.

The Israeli air strikes continued early on Saturday, but were less dense, after Trump called for the stopping of the bombing, saying that Hamas was ready for peace.

In the daily update, the Gaza Ministry of Health said that the Israeli fire killed at least 66 Palestinians through the pocket during the past 24 hours.

Global support to end the war

Netanyahu’s office said that Israel is preparing for “immediate implementation” for the first stage of the Gaza plan in Trump to release the Israeli hostages after Hamas’s response.

Soon after, the Israeli media reported that the country’s political level had ordered the army to limit offensive activity in Gaza.

The Trump plan won the reaction of Hamas with support all over the world, from Australia and India to Canada and European capitals.

“The end of this terrible war is on hand,” said Dutch Prime Minister Dick Shi.

Hamas responded to Trump’s 20 -point plan after the American president gave the group until Sunday to accept it or face severe consequences.

Trump, who threw himself the only person capable of achieving peace in Gaza, has invested great political capital in efforts to end the war that left an ally of Israel increasingly isolated on the world stage.

At the local level, the Prime Minister is arrested between the increasing pressure to end the war-from the hostages and the public wearing the war-and demands members of his hardline alliance who insist that there should be no summary in the Israeli campaign in Gaza.

Israel began attacking Gaza after the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel, in southern Israel, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 were taken into account, according to the Israeli return. Israel says 48 hostages remain, 20 of them alive.

Israel has killed more than 67,000 people in Gaza, and most of them were civilians, according to the health authorities in Gaza, to a humanitarian crisis and led to the destruction of a lot of pocket.

“It is time to end this terrible war and restore all hostage to the homeland. We are rebuilding and rehabilitation,” said Evat Michikaawa, an active member of the hostage family in Israel and the daughter of Jadi Musa, the hostage that was released in January.

“They are tired of war. We don’t want any revenge. We want to focus on life.”