Why did the shooting in Israel have stopped Hamas under the increasing pressure

Why Hamas announced a delay A few days before the launch of the next group of hostages?

In one of its official statements, which were issued on Telegram, the group described its announcement as a “warning” to Israel and said it was giving the mediators “a great time to pressure the profession (Israel) to fulfill its obligations.

She said that “the door is still open” for the following sacred versions to go on Saturday.

The group appears to give time to clarify the predicament.

But exactly what is the dilemma?

Hamas lists a series of complaints, from delaying the return of the displaced, continuing to open fire on them and fail to allow certain types of humanitarian aid.

Other Palestinian officials who are not associated with enthusiasm were martyred in Israel’s hesitation in allowing convoys to enter Gaza to house huge numbers of Palestinians whose homes were destroyed.

At a time when the Israeli government is discussing ways to encourage civilians to leave Gaza, the failure to provide permits for temporary housing must be needed to neglect Palestinian fears of expulsion.

Fears were worsened, almost every day, by Donald Trump.

What started as a proposal seems to be that most Palestinians should leave during the rebuilding of the Gaza Strip may turn to the president’s request to leave everyone and that the United States must take over and operate Gaza.

As Trump continues to double his burning proposal, Hamas may wonder whether it is worth joining the second stage of the ceasefire talks. What are the conversations?

If Trump is serious, the Palestinians know that he will fall to Israel to ensure that Gaza is free of civilians. The deprivation of shelter will not be sufficient. It will definitely take strength.

Now Trump said that if not all the hostages detained in Gaza are returned by Saturday, he will be proposed to cancel the ceasefire and “all hell” will erupt.

But he said he was talking about himself and “Israel could overcome it.”

In the face of the resumption of the potential war, Hamas may wonder about the incentive in which there is the launch of the remaining hostages.

For relatives and hostages, the current impasse, and Trump’s bustling intervention, is a reason for the new anxiety.

“Each of these phrases or advertisements, of course, makes Hamas more stubborn,” Dodi Zealanovich told the BBC. The nephew of his wife, Omar Shaim Touf, is still holding Hamas.

“I prefer to be less active,” said Trump.

Israel has its own doubts about the logical basis behind the delay of threatened enthusiasm.

The scene of the comic hostages who were released at the weekend raised fears that Hamas may not want to see the other world in a worse state.

In addition to the televised scenes of the well -being of the gunmen who are well shown in broad daylight, and warnings from the former US Secretary of State, Anthony Blanckeen, that the group has recruited the largest possible number of ceasefire – or even should – stick.

It is too early to say whether this process that was carefully negotiated is about to collapse – as many expected this – but after a positive start, it is under the increasing pressure.