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Jersusalem (AP) – Hamas spokesperson on Monday accused Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement with the group, including the airstrikes of the Palestinians in Gaza, and that the hostage was delayed on Monday.
Israeli and terrorist organization Hamas is in the midst of a six -week ceasefire, in which Hamas releases dozens of hostages captured by nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners in his October 7, 2023 attack.
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Since the ceasefire last month, the pages have made five transfers, released by 21 hostages and more than 730 prisoners. The next exchange was planned on Saturday, releasing three Israeli hostages in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
Al-Qassam’s brigade Abu Obeda, a spokesman for Hamas, who accused Israel of violating the ceasefire for the past three weeks, said the release of Saturday would be delayed.
Abu Ubaida said, “The opposition leadership has been closely monitoring the failure of the enemy’s violations and the regulations of the agreement.”
“This includes delays in allowing the displaced Palestinians to return to the Northern Gaza, and the targeting of air strikes and firing in various areas and failing to add humanitarian aid.”
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