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The Palestinian militant group Hamas announced Monday that it would cease to free Israeli hostages to a newer notice about what they said were Israeli violations of the high fire agreement, increasing the risk of rekindling the conflict.
The unexpected announcement occurs in increasing doubts about a high fire, even when the families of the Israeli hostages urge the government to adhere to the agreement and the gazanes try to rebuild their lives in the shattered enclave.
Hamas was ready to free some Israeli hostages on Saturday in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and other Palestinians in Israeli detention, as had happened in the last three weeks.
The group’s military wing spokesman, Abu Ubida, said that since the high fire entered into force on January 19, Israel had delayed that the displaced Palestinians returned north of Gaza, attacked the Gazenses with military bombardments and shots and shots and They had prevented relief materials from entering the territory.
The high fire has remained largely since January 19, although there have been some incidents in which the Palestinians have been killed by Israeli shots. The humanitarian aid flow to Gaza has increased from Alto El Fuego, they say help agencies.
Look | Israeli troops leave the Netzarim crucial corridor:
As part of the first phase of a high -fire agreement, Israel has withdrawn the troops of the crucial Netzarim runner that divides Gaza, allowing more Palestinians to return home. But the next phase of high fire has been even more complicated by President Donald Trump insisting that the United States should take over Gaza.
But Ubaida said that the next scheduled hostage release on Saturday would be postponed until Israel complies with the high fire agreement and “compensates for recent weeks.”
Israeli defense minister Israel Katz said that Hamas’ announcement violated the Fire’s high agreement and that he had instructed the military to prepare at the highest level of preparation in Gaza and defend Israeli communities.
An Israeli official said the prime minister was celebrating security consultations. The security cabinet of select ministers, including defense, national security and foreign affairs, would meet Tuesday morning, said the official.
Two Egyptian security sources told Reuters on Monday that the mediators fear a breakdown of the high fire agreement. Qatar and Egypt negotiated the agreement with the United States.
A group that represents hostage families asked the mediators to protect the agreement, while another group that represents Israeli military veterans accused the government of intentional sabotage the Firefire Agreement.
Stay in high fire conversations for phase 2
Until now, 16 of the 33 hostages that will be launched in the first phase of 42 days of the agreement have come home, as well as five Thai hostages that were returned in an unchanging launch.
In return, Israel has released hundreds of prisoners and detainees, from prisoners who fulfill life imprisonment for mortal attacks to Palestinians detained during the war and retained without charge.
But Hamas has accused Israel of dragging his feet by allowing Gaza, one of the conditions of the first phase of the agreement, a position that Israel has rejected as false.
Look | Fifth The exchange of hostage prisoners is carried out during the weekend: 
The Palestinian militant group Hamas delivered three Israeli hostages, whose demacred appearance surprised the Israelis, while Israel began to release dozens of Palestinians, on Saturday during the last stage of a high -fire agreement destined to finish the 15 months of 15 months In Gaza.
In turn, Israel has accused Hamas of not respecting the order in which hostages would be released and orchestrate abusive public exhibitions before large crowds when they were given to the Red Cross.
Previously, the office of the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had said that an Israeli delegation had returned from the high -fire conversations in Qatar, amid increasing doubts about the Egyptian process and casquado de Qatar to end the war.
There were no immediate details about the reason for the return of the conversations, which are intended to form the basis for a second stage of the Multiple Fire Agreement and the exchange of hostages for prisoner reached last month.
A Palestinian official close to the discussions said that progress was being held by distrust between the two parties, who have accused of violating the terms of the high fire.
The Palestinians have no right to return under Trump’s plan
Meanwhile, the president of the United States, Donald Trump, said that the Palestinians in Gaza would not have the right to return under their plan for the “property” of the United States of the territory devastated by the war, contradicting other officials in their administration They have tried to argue that Trump was only asking for the temporal relocation of its population.
Less than a week after he raised his plan for the United States to take control of Gaza and deliver it to “the Riviera del Middle East”, Trump, in an interview with Bret Baier from Fox News that was scheduled for air on Monday ” He said, “he said” no, no “when asked if the Palestinians in Gaza would have the right to return to the territory.
It occurs when the pressure on the Arab states has increased, especially the allies of the United States, Jordan and Egypt, to take Palestinians from Gaza, who claim the territory as part of a future homeland.
“We will build safe communities, a little from where they are, where all this danger is,” Trump said. “Meanwhile, I possessed this. Think of it as a real estate development for the future. It would be a beautiful land. It didn’t spend much money.”
The Arab nations have abruptly criticized Trump’s proposal, and Trump’s last words were published one day before he is organized for King Abdullah II of Jordan in the White House on Tuesday. In addition to the concerns of endangering the long-standing objectives of a solution of two states to the conflict of Israel-Palestine, Egypt and Jordan have raised private security concerns about welcoming a large number of additional refugees to their countries even temporarily.
After Trump’s initial comments last week, the White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, and Secretary of State Frame “interim” period to allow the elimination of debris, the elimination of non -exploited ordinance and reconstruction.
Last week, Trump did not rule out playing US troops to help ensure the territory, but at the same time he insisted that no US funds would pay Gaza’s reconstruction, raising fundamental questions about the nature of his plan.
