A message from Hamas to the mediators regarding the Gaza agreement
Hamas urged the mediators, on Friday, to complete their role in following up on the implementation of the remaining provisions of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, which was reached at an American initiative and ended a two-year war. The movement stressed in a statement, “the necessity of immediately starting to complete the formation of a community support committee, to begin its work in managing the Gaza Strip.”
Hamas’ statements come at a time when the Israeli occupation Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, affirmed the determination to secure the return of all hostages, the day after the movement announced that it had returned all the bodies of the hostages that it was able to reach, and that it would need to Special equipment to recover the rest of the bodies.
Israel accused Hamas of violating the 20-point ceasefire agreement, which stipulates the return of all hostages, living and dead, within a 72-hour period since the agreement entered into force, that is, Monday afternoon.
Israel claimed that Hamas knows the burial sites of several hostages, but it “does not make a sufficient effort.” To recover and hand her over,” according to what the Israeli Broadcasting Authority (KAN) reported from an Israeli source. US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he might allow Netanyahu to resume military action in Gaza “if Hamas does not adhere to its side of the ceasefire agreement.” Trump added in a statement to CNN: The American News Agency said that Israeli forces “could return to the streets (in Gaza) as soon as I utter the word.”
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