US EditionHamas Delays Hostage Release, Citing Israeli Ceasefire Violations
- Hamas has announced it will stop releasing Israeli hostages until further notice, citing Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement as the reason for this decision.
- So far, 16 of the 33 hostages scheduled for release have returned, with growing concerns about the ceasefire's stability amid accusations from both sides.
- Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz stated that Hamas's announcement violates the ceasefire deal and has ordered military readiness in Gaza.
- Families of the hostages are urging the Israeli government to uphold the ceasefire deal and ensure the release of the remaining hostages.
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Trump threatens Hamas over hostage pause in fragile ceasefire
President Trump said Palestinians would not be allowed back into Gaza under his proposal for the area, while Hamas has paused the release of Israeli hostages. NBC News’ Aaron Gilchrist reports on President Trump's warning to Hamas and explains why the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire is on hold.
UN chief appeals to Hamas to release Israeli hostages
Hamas announced on Monday night that it would delay the hostage release scheduled for Feb. 15 until further notice due to what it alleged were Israeli violations of the truce. By JNS U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres on Tuesday urged the Hamas terror group to abide by its obligation to release additional Israeli hostages in accordance with its ceasefire agreement with the Jewish state. “We must avoid at all costs resumption of hostilities …
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