2024-07-17 13:09:23
Hamas announced its withdrawal from ceasefire negotiations in the Gaza Strip after the Israeli Army bombed another school used as a shelter for displaced people, the fifth in eight days, with a death toll of at least 15 according to the Palestinian Civil Defense.
However the Islamist movement “is willing to resume negotiations” when Israel “shows seriousness in concluding a ceasefire agreement” and the release of the hostages in Gaza in exchange for Palestinian prisoners incarcerated in Israelsaid an official Hamas.
Hamas withdrew from indirect ceasefire negotiations led by international mediators ―Qatar, Egypt y USA―, and condemned what he described as Israeli “massacres” against unarmed civilians.
This announcement came after Hamas reported that Israeli bombings on Saturday resulted in the deaths of 92 Palestinians in the Al Mawasi displaced persons camp, south of Gaza nearly Jan Yunis, and 20 people in Al Shati camp in Gaza City, according to the Civil defense Palestine.
Recently, another attack was reported against a UNRWA-run school in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza, killing 15 people. Israel, meanwhile, said it targeted two senior Hamas leaders, Mohamed Deif and Rafa Salama, in strikes in the area. Jan Yunis.
According to the Israeli military, Deif is the leader of the armed branch of Hamas and Salama He is the Hamas commander in Khan Yunis, both of whom are accused of being the “masterminds” of the October 7 massacre.
The army confirmed that the bombing killed Rafa Salama, identified as one of Mohamed Deif’s “close accomplices.” Despite reports of Salama’s death, a Hamas leader claimed that Mohamed Deif is still alive and overseeing the operations of the Brigades field, the armed wing of Hamas and the resistance.
Netanyahu insists on continuing the war until Hamas, considered a terrorist organization by Israel, the United States and the European Union, is destroyed and all hostages are released.
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2024-07-17 13:09:23