Israel rejects the “rotation” after Hamas says ready for a comprehensive deal

Israel rejected the statement from Hamas, which states that the armed group is ready for a “comprehensive deal” to end the war in gas and release all its hostages.

“It was more spinning Hamas, which has nothing new,” said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office.

He insisted that the war ended only after 48 hostages – 20 of which were alleged – were released, Hamas was disarmed, gas was demilitarized, Israel had security control, and an “alternative civil administration”.

Hamas repeated his call for a transaction that would see the hostages exchanged by Palestinian prisoners, Israeli troops withdrew, border crossings were again opened, and the beginning of the reconstruction.

The group also stated that she agreed to the formation of the administration managing independent technocrats to manage postwar gas.

He issued a statement on Tuesday night after hours after US President Donald Trump wrote on social media: “Tell Hamas immediately give all 20 hostages (not 2, 5 or 7!), And everything will change soon!”

Last month, Hamas said he had taken a plan of regional mediators Qatar and Egypt, who saw 10 live hostages and bodies of 18 dead hostages released during a 60-day truce in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and detained in Israeli prisons.

Israel still officially replied to the proposal, which said on Tuesday that on Tuesday it was a “complete absence of Israeli will for de-escalation and peace and peace.”

Qatar said Qatar was “almost identical” for the former Messenger of the Middle East Steve Witco, which Israel had taken, but Hamas rejected, in part because he did not include the guarantee that the temporary ceasefire would lead to a permanent one.

Netanyahu announced the intention of Israel to conquer all gas after indirect negotiations with Hamas at the proposal of Vitko in July.

The Prime Minister stated that the tasks of the military were to defeat Hamas and release the hostages after 22 months of the war caused by the group on Israel on October 7, 2023.

On Tuesday, Israel’s Defense Minister Katz said Hamas had to choose between the adoption of Israel’s conditions, or to see Gaza “became equivalent to Rafa and Bate Hanun”, which were largely smoothed by Israeli bombers and demolitions. The Israeli military “prepared in full force”, he warned.

The hostage families are concerned that they will be threatened with the onset of Gaza, and want the government to agree with an agreement that will ensure their release by ending the war.

“Maneuvering in the gas -soy is a real threat to hostages, both alive and dead that could disappear forever,” the hostages and the missing families warned.

“Calls for a comprehensive agreement come from both sides – we demand: sit down at the negotiating table now and do not get up until the deal is signed.”

In recent days, the Israeli military has strengthened air attacks and ground attacks on the outskirts of Gaza, which, he said, was Hamas’s stronghold and announced a “dangerous combat zone”.

Hospitals said at least 23 Palestinians were killed by Israeli strikes around the city on Thursday and that 15 others were killed elsewhere in the territory.

Doctors said two people were killed in a tent at the Gaza Center near the Al-Shifa Hospital.

At the scene, Soma MIKDAD raised a pack of diapers, which, she said, belongs to one of the victims – a pregnant woman.

“The woman was preparing for the baby … It was her (proper) month,” she said Reuters. “What is their fault? Is this war against Hamas or war against people?”

Meanwhile, Hamas’s civil defense agencies said eight people were killed in a strike that hit four houses in the northeast Tuff neighborhood.

The UN Humanitarian Service has warned that the further strengthening of the Israeli offensive “will push civilians to an even deeper catastrophe” in Gaza, where a million people live and where famine was announced.

According to the UN, the assistance groups say that hostilities have “terrible humanitarian consequences” for people who live in moving places in “smooth and crowded” conditions, with the help of debris and waste that accumulate, widespread grips of rodents and insects and insufficient water reserves.

Since August 14, more than 82,000 people were recently displaced, many of whom had previously fled from neighboring Northern Gaza governors, the UN says. Most moved towards the coast and only a third left south as the Israeli military.

Many families say they cannot move from high costs and lack of safe space.

Others do not want to leave after it is repeatedly moved during the conflict.

“This time I do not leave my house. I want to die here. It doesn’t matter if we go or remain. Tens of thousands of those who left their homes were also killed by Israel, so why worry?” said Nadm Nadm, the mother of five from Gaza.

Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people.

At least 64 231 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the territory.

The ministry also states that 370 people still died during the war as a result of malnutrition and hunger, including three in the last 24 hours.