Negotiations to ensure the parties’ commitment to the Gaza agreement succeeded .. How did Hamas comment?

Reuters quoted a Palestinian official on Thursday that the intermediaries were succeeded in ensuring the parties’ commitment to the Gaza agreement.

The Hamas movement had said that it was keen not to collapse the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, before the end of a specific deadline for it next Saturday to liberate more Israeli hostages.

Under the agreement, Hamas would have released 3 hostages, but this week she announced the suspension of their delivery because of what it said was an Israeli violation of the terms of the agreement.

US President Donald Trump responded to this by saying that Hamas should release all the hostages who are still being held by Saturday noon, or he will let the gates of hell will open up widening.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel would resume the fighting strongly if Hamas has not committed to the deadline.

Abdul Latif Al -Qanouk, a spokesman for the Palestinian movement, said that we are not concerned with the collapse of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, and they are keen to implement it and compel the occupation in full.

He added the language of threats and promises used by Trump and Netanyahu does not serve the implementation of the ceasefire.

A delegation from Hamas, headed by Khalil al -Hayya, met with Egyptian security officials on Wednesday in an attempt to break the deadline.

A Palestinian official familiar with the talks told Reuters that Egypt and Qatar, who play the role of mediation trying to find solutions to prevent slipping again to fight.

Hamas said in a statement that the mediators are pressuring to complete the implementation of the entire agreement and compel Israel with human protocol and resume the exchange process, on Saturday.