


Ceasefire in Gaza Jeopardized as Hamas Brushes Off Hostage Threats from Trump
Hamas postpones hostage releases amidst claims of ceasefire violations by Israel, while Trump calls for consequences if hostages aren't released by Saturday.
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Overview
The ceasefire in Gaza faces renewed jeopardy after Hamas threatened to delay releasing Israeli hostages, citing alleged ceasefire breaches by Israel. Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri dismissed President Trump's warning of severe repercussions should the hostages not be released by Saturday, emphasizing the need for both sides to respect the agreement. The ongoing situation has led to heightened tensions in Israel, where protests are growing over the dismal conditions of released hostages, and calls for Prime Minister Netanyahu to extend the ceasefire continue. Meanwhile, discussions around Palestinian resettlement plans proposed by Trump draw increasing criticism and concern.
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