Hamas says he will release the hostages on Saturday as planned, but the Gaza ceasefire is still in danger – the first post

Hamas on Thursday announced that he would release the hostages as planned before, on February 15 (Saturday), crossing a major barrier to the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

The Palestinian terrorist group has said that Qatar and Egypt have re -confirmed that they are making efforts to “remove all obstacles” to ensure that the ceasefire is disrupted in the Gaza Strip.

Hamas spokesman Abdel Al-Khano said, “We are eager to implement it (ceasefire), and force the occupation to completely control the occupation. To complete the entire enforcement of the contract, force the occupation to adhere to the humanitarian norm and restart the transmission process on Saturday,” Hamas spokesman Abdel Al-Khano said, .

The Hamas report pointed out that three more hostages will be released on Saturday. There is no immediate comment from Israel on Hamas’s announcement.

What did the Hamas do to advance with the project?

Earlier, Hamas had said that the hostages would not go to release after accusing Israel of tents and shelters for failing to perform its duties.

The committee has said that Qatar has been in talks with Egyptian officials in Cairo and has been in touch with the Prime Minister of Qatar to increase the entry of shelters, medical products, fuel and heavy equipment to eliminate the ruins of Gaza.

It also faced the pressure of US President Donald Trump that the Palestinian militant group failed to release everyone at noon on Saturday at noon.

‘Spaces in contract’

Meanwhile, a spokesman for the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that temporary shelters and heavy equipment did not enter the piece.

Report Al -Zazerra The aid equipment has begun to enter Gaza, which rejected the Prime Minister’s Office as “fake” and “unfounded”.

Netanyahu’s spokesman Omar Dostri said, “There is no mobile homes or heavy equipment in Gaza, and there is no coordination.”

With inputs of agencies