At 7:30 Polish time, the truce between Israel and Palestinian Hamas would begin. However, the spokesperson for the first organization reported that the governing organization in Gaza did not pass on the list of hostages, which was 1 of the terms of the agreement. For this reason Tel Aviv will "continue attacks" until Hamas meets his demands," Reuters stated.
The article is updated.
As the planned time of commencement of the ceasefire expiresHamas inactive hasn't sent a list of hostages to be released first. On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Binjamin Netanjahu instructed Israel’s defence Forcesthat ceasefire, which was to enter into force at 8:30 local time (7:30 Polish time), will not begin until Israel will not receive the list.
War in the Gaza Strip. abrupt return on ceasefire
Giving their names and names from 24 hours in advance was 1 of the conditions for the entry into force of the truce. In consequence Hamas stated in the communication that the hold in transferring the names of the hostages is due to ‘Technical considerations‘. At the same time, the Palestinian terrorist organisation confirmed its readiness to carry out its obligations and implement the truce agreement.
On Saturday, the Israeli Prime Minister reported that his government inactive did not receive the names of the 3 women mentioned. It was previously reported that the release of hostages was to take place on Sunday at around 4:30 p.m. (15:30 p.m. Polish time).
The war in Gaza was waged Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October 2023. At the time, a Palestinian terrorist organization attacked the confederate part of the country, targeting the border kibbuce, Military bases and young people music festival.
The attacks killed more than 1.2 000 people, including citizens of over 30 countries. 251 people were abducted to the Gaza Strip as hostages. In consequence Israel began armed action in the Palestinian quasi enclave. According to the group-managed Gazan wellness ministry, more than 45,800 people have been killed on the Palestinian side in the conflict and at least 109,196 people have been injured so far.
International Criminal Court in The Hague (MTK) issued on 21 November 2024 warrants for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Binjamin Netanyahu, erstwhile defence minister Joaw Galanta accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the war in the Gaza Strip and Hamas commander Mohammed Deif, 1 of the Hamas leaders, in connection with the attacks that took place on 7 October 2023. Separate International Court of Justice (MTS) is investigating a complaint from South Africa that accused Israel of genocide.
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