Hamas rejects the proposal to disarm the Israeli armistice

Hamas is said to have rejected an Israeli shooting suggestion for six weeks in Gaza, which invited the armed group to abandon its weapons.

A senior Palestinian official said that the plan did not give any commitment to end the war or to withdraw the Israeli forces – the main demands of Hamas – in exchange for the release of half of the living hostages it carries.

It comes at a time when Israel continues its military attack in Gaza.

The hospital said that a security guard was killed and nine other people were injured in an air strike at a field hospital in Khan Yunis. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it had hit the head of the Hamas cell.

Meanwhile, the United Nations agency warned that “the humanitarian situation in Gaza is most likely the worst in 18 months since the outbreak of hostilities.”

Six weeks have passed since Israel has allowed any supplies to enter through the crossings to the Palestinian region – to a large extent the longest this container so far.

UN agencies strongly refute Israel’s claim that there is enough food in Gaza to continue for a long time and indicate that the siege can penetrate international humanitarian law.

The Israeli Prime Minister said that the bloc on the supplies was aiming to pressure Hamas to release the hostages and expand the ceasefire, which ended on March 1.

Meanwhile, the United Nations Humanitarian Office said: “The partners on the ground have reported an increase in attacks that caused collective civilian victims and destroy some of the remaining infrastructure that need to keep people alive.”

Israel is said to have made the latest suggestion for a ceasefire to regional brokers at the end of last week, a few days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met US President Donald Trump in Washington.

Hamas delegation headed by the chief negotiator Khalil Al -Hayya, then met Egyptian intelligence officials in Cairo.

The prominent Palestinian official told the BBC: “The Israeli proposal was transferred to the movement through Egypt, explicitly called for the disarmament of Hamas without any Israeli commitment to end the war or withdraw from Gaza, and thus Hamas refused the offer in its entirety.”

It is understood that it is the first time that Israel has added to the disarmament of Hamas as a condition for the progress of the ceasefire – the group’s red line.

The Palestinian official accused Israel of time, and only seeks to recover the hostages while prolonging the war.

It is believed that 59 hostages are still in Gaza, 24 of whom are alive.

The recently released hostages have been released about the number of people with them in enormous conditions. Some are in bad health with unspecified injuries.

Hamas said it is ready to return all those who detained the prisoner, in exchange for a full end to the full Israeli actions and the full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.

Five hostages have already been offered in exchange for the armistice extension, but she claims that it has shown flexibility on the number of hostages to be released.

BBC realizes that Egypt has put forward a modified proposal to Hamas, which it is now studying.

The Israeli media did not expect an imminent penetration.

“We assess that there will be a deal within two to three weeks, but at the present time there are still gaps and the distance is great.”

“We want to make them release 19 live hostages. Israel and the United States are coordinated, and military pressure has an impact,” the official continued.

“They have a shortage of gas, food and fuel will run out within a few weeks. The great achievement of the population has been erased to the northern Gaza Strip. The pressure began from the population. This is shook them.”

Israel resumed its bombing in Gaza on March 18 and then prepared the operation of the ground operations, saying it was targeting Hamas. The Prime Minister said that the ceasefire talks will be held “under fire.”

Since Israel relied on its attack in Gaza, at least 1,630 people have been killed – with the total killing in 18 months of the war reached 51,000, according to the latest figures from the Hamas Ministry of Health.

About 1,200 people were killed and 251 hostages were taken into unprecedented attacks led by Hamas, which remained October 7 and which sparked the war, as Israel says.

On Tuesday morning, Israeli warplanes were shocked by the Kuwaiti Field Hospital gate in Al -Malasi, a crowded area to pass on the coast near Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

He said that the man who was killed on the site, and the injured were hospital staff and patients. Three ambulances and some tents used were damaged as a reception area.

A graphic footage released by the Field Hospital on Facebook showed a blood -covered man who was transferred away with attempts to revive him.

The IDF said in a statement that it “hit the head of a terrorist cell Hamas and the commander of the fighting zone” outside the hospital, without providing any evidence.

He also said that “accurate ammunition” was used to reduce harm in the area.

His spokesman said that the attack comes after the United Nations Secretary -General, Antonio Guterres, said that he was “very concerned” in a strike on Sunday at the Higher Arab Hospital in Gaza City.

Israel said it had targeted a building on the site that Hamas was using as a “command and control center”-something that the group denied.

Doctors rushed to evacuate the hospital, saying that they had received a warning of only 20 minutes by the IDF. It is said that a 12 -year -old boy is treated due to head injuries that he died because his sponsorship was broken.

The hospital – which was the best performance in northern Gaza – is now out of service and cannot accept new patients.

“Under international humanitarian law, the wounded, patients, medical employees and medical facilities, including hospitals, must be respected and protected,” said a spokesman for a Guterres.

He added that the attack was “a severe blow to the already destructive health care system in the tape,” adding that with the prohibition of aid, there was strong concern that medical supplies are now low as well as food and water stocks.

The Secretary -General of the United Nations indicated that under international humanitarian law, the occupied authority has obligations to ensure relief from the civilian population.

The recent Israeli military evacuation orders resulted in a wide displacement of the 2.1 million Gaza population.

The United Nations says that about 70 % of the tape is currently undergoing displacement orders or in “non -” areas “, where the Israeli authorities require humanitarian difference to coordinate their movements.

In Israel, polls indicate that the majority of Israelis belong to the ceasefire deal in Gaza – when it comes to the goals of the war announced to their countries – give priority to giving hostages to dismantle the ruling capabilities and military capabilities.

However, Netanyahu is backed by advanced sophisticated parties on the hardline line who threatened to collapse the government if it ended the war.

Israel signed a ceasefire deal in January, which led to the release of 33 hostages – 25 of them alive – compared to about 1,800 Palestinian prisoners in the first six stage.

Then she greatly refused to start talks on the second planned stage, which was supposed to lead to a complete withdrawal of the Israeli forces and the full end of the fighting.

Last week, Israeli military reserve soldiers and old warriors signed several open messages condemning the ongoing war and questioning its priorities.

There was also criticism of the Israeli army chief of staff and the commander of the Air Force to dismiss the air reserve soldiers who signed an original statement.

This coincided with the increasing frustration between the reserve soldiers and their families due to the cost of the ongoing reserve duty, as well as the government’s failure to formulate super -Orthodox Jews despite the presence of the Israeli Defense Army in the face of the shortage of combat soldiers.