Why there is Hamas announced a delay Just days before the next group of hostages is released?
In one of his official statements, published on Telegram, the group called his message a “warning” to Israel and said he was giving mediators “enough time to put pressure on the occupation (Israel) to fulfill their duties.”
It says “The door remains open” for the next planned editions, which will move on on Saturday.
The group seems to give time to resolve the impasse.
But what exactly is the impasse?
Hamas lists a series of complaints, delaying the return of displaced people, continues to open fire on them and not allow to enter into certain types of humanitarian aid.
Other Palestinian employees who are not related to Hamas have quoted Israel's reluctance to allow the caravans in Gaza to shelter the huge number of Palestinians whose homes have been destroyed.
At a time when the Israeli government openly discusses ways to promote civilians to leave the gas, the failure to give permits for poorly required temporary accommodation is obliged to reach the Palestinian fears of expulsion.
Fears sharpened almost every day by Donald Trump.
What started as an obvious cuff proposal, that most Palestinians should leave while the Gaza Strip is converted, has become the president's request, that everyone should leave and that the United States should take and manage Gaza.
As Trump continues to double on his ignition proposal, Hamas may wonder if it is worth involving in the second phase of the negotiations for the termination of the fire. What exactly are the conversations about?
If Trump is serious, the Palestinians know that he will fall to Israel to make sure that Gaza is devoid of civilians. Depriving them from shelter will not be enough. It will almost certainly require strength.
Now Trump said that if all the hostages held in Gaza are not returned until Saturday, he will propose to cancel the cessation of the fire and the whole hell will explode.
But he said he was talking about himself and “Israel can cancel it.”
Faced with the possible resumption of war, Hamas may wonder what an incentive he has to release the other hostages.
For relatives and friends of the hostages, the current impasse and the noisy intervention of Trump is the cause of fresh anxiety.
“Each of these statements or messages, of course, makes Hamas more vibrant,” Dudi Zalmanovic told the BBC. His wife Omer Shem Tov's nephew still holds Hamas.
“I would prefer it to be less active,” said G -N -Zalmanovic to Trump.
Israel has its suspicions about the justification behind Hamas' threatened delay.
The performance of the posted hostages, who are released over the weekend, has aroused fears that Hamas may not want the world to see others in an even worse condition.
On top of the top of the television scenes of well -armed Hamas fighters who flaunt the daylight, and warnings from former US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken that the group has appointed as many soldiers as it was lost during the war, not all Israelis They believe that they believe they believed that they believe, the cessation of fire can – or should even keep it.
It is early to say whether this carefully agreed, the gradual process is about to collapse – as many have foreseen it will happen – but after the most positive start, it is under the increase in tension.