Who will blame the Israelis if Gaza stops? | Israeli conflict news

The announcement of the Palestinian group enthusiastically that it would suspend the release of prisoners who were held in Gaza, Israeli society.

Hamas said on Monday that the comment was a response to Israeli violations of the ceasefire In Gaza, which came into effect on January 19. The Palestinian group indicated the delay in the return of the displaced to different areas of Gaza and not to allow all the aid that was agreed upon as part of the deal.

On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that his country would resume its bombing in Gaza if Hamas did not continue to release the prisoners on Saturday.

If the ceasefire erupted, this means that the Israeli prisoners are still detained in Gaza, who will remain in the pocket, which raises the anger of Israeli society. The question now is where the Israelis will turn this anger.

The family members have already protested against Tel Aviv with most of the relatives and groups defending the prisoners who are calling the Israeli government to ensure that the deal does not fail and that it moves to the second stage that would secure the launch of all the remaining prisoners.

But many in Israel – and inside the government – opposed the ceasefire from the beginning, on the pretext that the war in Gaza, which killed Israel more than 61,700 Palestinians, should only end with the full defeat of Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that he agreed to this, which puts the following stages of the deal in danger.

The comments of US President Donald Trump also led to uncertainty. He said that the United States should take over Gaza and provide the Palestinians there – a act that would be an ethnic cleansing – and has also called for the release of all Israeli prisoners by Saturday, saying “Let all hell erupts” If not.

Why did Hamas stop the stock exchanges?

Abu Obida, spokesman for the armed wing in Hamas, Qassam Band, He said on Monday: “The resistance leadership monitors violations of the enemy and not complying with the conditions of the agreement. … At the same time, the resistance fulfills all its obligations.”

According to Gaza officials, Israel killed more than 25 Palestinians Since I started a ceasefire. Israel has also decreased in providing aid that affects the need, including tents, food and medical supplies. Moreover, out of 1,000 sick or injured people, Israel agreed to allow the exit from Gaza for medical treatment, only 120 was allowed to travel, according to the Ministry of Health.

While Israeli officials confirmed to the New York Times that Hamas’s demands against Israel were accurate, the Israeli government officially denied them, and Israel Foreign Minister Katz said that Hamas declared “a complete violation of the ceasefire agreement.”

What did the families of the prisoners say?

The demonstrators, led by the families of the prisoners, prevented one of the main highways on Monday, in protest against what they see as the government’s mistreatment of the ceasefire.

A statement issued late on Monday from the hostage family forum said in response to the Hamas pause, in which he announced the suspension of Hamas, which was announced that he had stopped the interim suspension of Samah Hamas, who announced the stand of Hamas in which he announced the suspension of Hamas, who announced the suspension of Hamas who announced The Hamas pause announced, “We ask the government of Israel that there is no victim to the terrorist group and ensure that the door that has been opened is not closed.”

Throughout the war, members of the prisoners’ family have grown increasingly from Netanyahu and his government, and they blamed them for not giving priority to issuing those who were held in Gaza.

In September after the bodies of six prisoners were discovered in Gaza, More than half a million people moved to the streets In all parts of Israel and joined a general strike announced by the Labor Union, Hestadrot, to protest against the government’s failure to reach a deal with Hamas, which will witness the return of the prisoners.

How did the extremist right -wing critics respond to Israel?

The maximum oath of Israel has made it clear that its priority is the defeat of Hamas and the illegal seizure of Gaza – as well as the expulsion of its 2.3 million Palestinian population.

The January agreed stop in the fighting resulted in strong criticism from the far right, which has grown in influence in Israel.

Among the most important of them is the former National Security Minister Itamar bin Ghafir, who resigned from the position of cabinet after the ceasefire, objects to the armistice and the release of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the Israeli prisoners. Many thousands of Palestinians who are celebrated by Israel are imprisoned without charge, and some of those who have been launched appeared Show signs of torture. Prisoners’ rights groups said that dozens of Palestinians died in Israeli prisons, and rape cases were documented.

Along with Ben Ghaffir, the right -wing minister of extremist Finance Bezallil Sottic was widely reported that he was persuaded to stay in the government only in exchange for the assurances of Netanyahu that Israel would resume its war on Gaza, regardless of the conditions of the ceasefire.

In response to the news that the exchange of prisoners will stop temporarily, Bin Ghafir wrote on social media: “The Hamas declaration must be one realistic response: a huge attack on Gaza, from the air and the land, as well as a full stoppage to humanitarian aid to the tape, including In that electricity, fuel and water, including bombing the binds of aid that was already brought in the hands of Hamas in Gaza.

Smotrich and Ben-GVIR were less important on the welfare of the prisoners when they were weighed against their own ambitions of the war on Gaza. In February last year, Smotrich angered several families of Gaza’s families by saying that their return was not “the most important thing.” Ben-GVIR, for his part, boasted in January that he “has repeatedly frustrated” efforts to stop the fighting in exchange for the return of the prisoners.

Where does this leave Netanyahu?

According to the observers, the collapse of the ceasefire and the restoration of the Israeli war on Gaza may benefit the Prime Minister.

Netanyahu’s critics often expressed the opinion that the Prime Minister was prolonging the war, and thus delaying the release of the prisoners to increase the distance between him and his alleged failures during October 7, 2023, attacks on southern Israel as well as to avoid condemnation of corruption cases submitted against His 2019.

In June, in frustration due to Netanyahu’s hesitation to move forward in the ceasefire plan in the United States, former US President Joe Biden told Time magazine that there was “Every reasons for drawing” The conclusion that Netanyahu was perpetuating the conflict over his political ends.

Even the possibility of the ceasefire and early elections could be eventually in the interests of Netanyahu, one of his former aides and political opinion polls Mitchell Barak said on the island. “New elections will make any government a transitional zone,” Barak said, noting that the absence of any clear successor. “Anything that gives Netanyahu always a good time for him. He did this before.”