The Prime Minister in Israel said on Monday that the Monastery of Al-Bala, Gazza Streez-Israel launched new strikes against Hamas and promised “the growing military force” after talks on hostages stopped.
In a statement, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that its army “is currently attacking the terrorist organization Hamas in all parts of the Gaza Strip, with the aim of achieving the goals of the war as determined by the political level, including the launch of all our hostages – living and death.”
The statement said that Israel was resuming the military strikes because of the frequent Hamas refusal to release it and reject all the offers it received from the American presidential envoy Steve Witkev and the mediators.
The strikes come nearly two months after the 17 -month -old war stopped the war, as dozens of hostages were released to about 2000 Palestinian prisoners.
Friday, Hamas He said that before A proposal from the brokers to release one of the hostages of Israeli American America and the bodies of four wealthy people who died in captivity. Netanyahu’s office threw doubts in this offer last week, accusing the United States and Israeli terrorist group trying to address the ongoing talks in Qatar in the next stage of the ceasefire in Israel.
In a separate statement on Friday, Hamas official Hammam Badran again confirmed what he said was the commitment of Hamas to implement the fully ceasefire agreement in all its stages, warning that any Israeli deviation from the conditions will return negotiations to the first square.
This is a developing story. It will be updated.
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