Hamas officially reject the latest ceasefire

Hamas officially rejected the last proposal to cease the Israeli fire, saying that he was ready to negotiate immediately on an agreement that will allow all other hostages in return for the war and the exit of Palestinian prisoners.

In the video, the chief negotiator Hamas Khalil al-Hay said: “We will not accept partial transactions that serve (Israel Prime Minister Benjamin) of the Netanyahu political program.”

Fifty -nine hostages remain in captivity, and 24 are considered alive. Israel’s latest proposal included a 45-day ceasefire for the release of 10 hostages.

Israeli Finance Minister Basel Smatrich said it was time to “open the gate of hell” on Hamas.

Hamas representatives have already indicated the BBC earlier the week that they will reject the plan.

“Netanyahu and its government use partial agreements as a cover for its political program, which is based on a further war for extermination and hunger, even if the price sacrifices all its prisoners (hostages),” Hai said.

He added that the group was “ready to negotiate immediately to transactions to change all the hostages with a coordinated number of Palestinians who are in the Israeli prison and end the war.

Earlier, Hamas said he would think a common transaction to end the war, but both sides would nowhere else, who would agree, which would lead to it.

The stated goal of Israel is the complete disarmament and destruction of Hamas. Meanwhile, dozens of gases die daily in air strikes, without humanitarian aid, which is generally included in the lane.

Last series of Israeli strikes killed at least 37 peopleMost of them supplanted civilians living in the camp, Gaza Civil Defense Agency reports.

Witnesses in Al-Mausai said dozens of Palestinians, including children, died after the tents were scattered after a “powerful” explosion.

“I rushed outside and saw that the tent near my flames,” said the man in the Lifeline BBC program.

The Israeli military did not immediately comment, but said they considered reports of the strike.

Previously, Israel ordered the Palestinians to evacuate from other parts of Gaza to al-Mavas.

Israeli military has said the attacks over the last two days have “made more than 100 targets”, including “terrorist cells, military structures and infrastructure sections”.

Israel said there was not enough help and that it supports the blockade installed on March 1 to press on Hamas to release the rest of the hostages.

However, the leaders of 12 major assistance stated that the humanitarian aid system in the newspaper “faces full collapse”.

The war began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas made a cross -border attack on Israeli communities, killed about 1,200 people and capturing 251 hostages in accordance with Israeli Tali.

Israeli military campaign against Hamas killed at least 51,065 people, the Ministry of Health in the field of health reports.