US EditionTrump says Israeli forces could resume fighting in Gaza ‘as soon as I say the word’ if Hamas won’t uphold ceasefire deal
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump warned he may authorize Israeli forces to resume military action in Gaza, telling CNN they could return `as soon as I say the word`.
- Since Monday, Hamas handed back 20 living hostages in exchange for around 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, but only five slain captives' remains have been returned so far.
- Anger in Israel has prompted warnings that humanitarian aid shipments may be delayed, while Israel Katz, Israel's Defence Minister, ordered the Israel Defence Forces to prepare plans to defeat Hamas if fighting resumes.
- On Thursday, multiple senior U.S. advisers told i24NEWS they regard Phase One as completed and are pushing to implement Phase Two despite its complexity, stressing aid and stabilization priorities.
- Implementation faces hurdles because Trump's 20-point peace plan demands Gaza demilitarization with no Hamas role, while an International Stabilization Force including Egypt, Indonesia, Qatar, Azerbaijan, and Turkey faces Hamas's refusal to disarm.
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Hamas says it is facing 'enormous difficulties' recovering Israeli hostages' bodies
Speaking to Sky News, a spokesperson for the militant group has denied Israel's claim that Hamas is breaching the terms of the ceasefire agreement by deliberately delaying the return of bodies.
The peace agreement between Hamas and Israel is bound by a silk thread. The Israeli government is threatening to resume the fighting, because 19 of the 28 hostages killed are still in Gaza. Turkey is sending experts in its civil protection to the rubble.
Israel said Thursday that it is preparing for the reopening of the Rafah border crossing in Gaza to allow Palestinians to enter and leave, but did not set a date, while it exchanged blame with Hamas for violations of the U.S.-mediated ceasefire. On Thursday, a senior Hamas official accused Israel of mocking the ceasefire for killing at least 24 people in shootings since Friday, and said that a list of such violations had been handed over to the …
Israeli Attacks on Gaza Are a Mockery of the Peace Deal - teleSUR English
Cuba accuses Israel of acting with impunity and continuing genocide against Palestinians. On Thursday, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez called Israel’s attacks on Gaza after the U.S.-brokered cease-fire agreement a “mockery” of peace. RELATED: Israel halves humanitarian aid into Gaza in breach of deal “Israel’s attacks on Gaza following the signing of the peace agreement in Sharm El Sheikh are not only a mockery of the deal promoted by the…
Tapper reveals Trump's words about potential Hamas noncompliance: 'Israel will return ... when I say the word' · American Wire News
President Trump’s peace deal between Israel and Hamas is in a fragile state, according to CNN’s Jake Tapper. Tapper revealed that he had a private 10-minute phone conversation with Trump, mainly about the Middle East ceasefire agreement. “Right off the bat, the president told me, quote, what‘s going on with Hamas that will be straightened out quickly,” Tapper said Wednesday night on CNN’s “The Lead.” “He was referring to the various ways that Ha…
Fears for Gaza ceasefire grow after Israel and Hamas accuse each other of breaches
Hamas has claimed Israel has killed 24 Palestinians since the ceasefire began, while Israeli hostage families call on the truce to be terminated if the remaining bodies in Gaza are not returned
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