Hamas wants to expose the release of other hostages in the Gaza Strip until further notice. This was announced on Monday evening Abu Ubaida, the spokesman for the Izz-Al-Din-Al-Qassam brigades, the Hamas military wing. The Gaza Agreement achieved in mid-January.
As a reason, Abu Ubaida stated that Israel is said to have violated the agreement several times. For this reason, it says in the message that was published in the short message service Telegram, the release provided for next Saturday will be postponed “until further notice”. This applies until Israel “adheres to the agreement and retrospectively provides compensation for the past few weeks”.
According to Abu Ubaida, the alleged violations include “delays in the return of displaced persons in the northern Gaza strips, shelling and shots on them in various areas of stripes and the non -compliance with the agreed import of all types of humanitarian aid”. In contrast, Hamas “fully” adhered to its obligations, he wrote. However, Israel has repeatedly accused Hamas of violating the agreement.
