Hamas said he was committed to the implementation of the Gaza fire termination transaction with Israel and would continue to launch hostages within the agreed time frame.
Following talks in Cairo, the Palestinian armed group said the Egyptian and Qatarician intermediaries have confirmed that they will “remove the obstacles” of the deal.
There was no immediate response from Israel. But Egypt and Catari's reports said mediators have overcome the gaps between the two countries and the two are committed to continuing the implementation.
On Tuesday, Israel said the truce would end if Hamas did not return hostages this Saturday. Earlier, Hamas said he postponed the publications to what he claims to be Israeli violations.
Hamas said Israel does not allow the agreed amounts of vital humanitarian aid, including tents and shelters that Israel denied.
The group's announcement prompted US President Donald Trump to propose Israel to cancel the agreement and “let hell break” unless “all hostages” were returned until Saturday.