Rabat – Hamas said it was ready too release All remaining hostages in a single stock exchange if the ceasefire contract with Israel progresses to a second phase next month.
Hazem Qassem, the spokesman for Hamas, said on Saturday morning that negotiations for the second phase have not yet started and that communication with mediators has not yet been completed.
Hamas also noted that the Israeli authorities have not delivered the list of Palestinian prisoners who are planned for the release today, which emphasizes their commitment to the ceasefire agreement as long as Israel adheres to them.
Hamas repeated His willingness to complete a comprehensive exchange of prisoners in a single deal based on a final end of the war, the withdrawal of the Israeli forces and the reconstruction of Gaza.
The Palestinian group emphasized The guarantee of future exchange depends on the commitment of Israel for the remaining conditions of the agreement and the implementation of the humanitarian protocol.
The Hamas added: “It has passed 33 days since the beginning of the first phase, but the professions did not fully implement all of its provisions.” It further described the situation in the Gaza as “catastrophic” and asked the mediators to put Israel under pressure in order to implement the humanitarian protocol.
In addition, Hamas found that “the prevention of the families of the deported family families reveals their violations of agreements and their defeat in the face of the will and resistance of our people”.
The offer came when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled his willingness to discuss a second phase of the Gaza ceasefire after a long delay.
Hamas announced that the resistance had successfully completed the exchange of six prisoners today and explained that this confirmed its commitment to the agreement and that Israel accused of continuing to comply with its implementation.
In addition, four other corpses are to be broadcast next Thursday, which marks the completion of the first six -week phase of the ceasefire, which should end on March 1st.
This will leave 58 hostages from Hamas and Allied militant groups in Gaza. Israel believes that 34 of them are dead.
Hamas also claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus attempts to “escape the defeat of his army in the Gaza” by committing massacres in the West Bank, “not breaking the will or resistance of our people”.
