Palestinian security prisoners arrive in Gaza
Gazans chanted, “Mohammed’s army will return!” While they celebrate the return of Palestinian security prisoners who were released by Israel as part of the ceasefire agreement for the hostages in Khan Yunis in Gaza. (Video: Magdy Fathi/TPS-IL)
Ceasefire disputes between Israel, Hamas and Hezbollah threaten to derail deals on Sunday as disagreements erupt over several key details.
Israel accused Hamas To change the order of hostages you plan to release. As a result, Israeli forces prevented thousands of Palestinians from returning to northern Gaza.
Israeli forces also announced on Friday that they will not completely withdraw from southern Lebanon as required by the ceasefire until the Lebanese government fully carries out its responsibilities. Under the agreement, the two groups are expected to withdraw by Sunday.
“IDF forces operating in southern Lebanon fired warning shots to eliminate threats in a number of areas where suspects approaching the forces were identified,” the Israeli military wrote in a statement on Sunday.
Hamas releases four hostages as part of a ceasefire in Israel
The ceasefire agreement between Israel, Hamas and Hezbollah remains fragile as disagreements escalate over the details.
“In addition, a number of suspects were arrested near IDF forces and who posed an imminent threat to the forces and are currently being questioned at the scene.”
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United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon UNIFIL expressed its concern about the situation in a statement on X, saying that Lebanese civilians were trying to return to their homes that were still occupied by Israeli forces.
“The IDF must avoid shooting at civilians inside Lebanese territory,” UNIFIL wrote. “Further violence threatens to undermine the fragile security situation in the region and the prospects for stability brought about by the cessation of hostilities and the formation of a government in Lebanon.”
Disagreements come a little later President Donald Trump He called on Egypt and Jordan to accept refugees from Gaza in order to “cleanse” the area.
Rumi Gonen, Doron Steinbrecher and Emily Damari, three Israeli hostages who have been held in Gaza since the deadly attack on October 7, 2023, will return to Israel as part of a ceasefire agreement with Hamas on January 19, 2025. (Reuters/Amir Cohen)
“I would like Egypt to receive people,” Trump said. “You're talking probably about a million and a half people, and we write this whole thing off and say, 'You know, it's over.'”
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Trump said he praised Jordan for accepting Palestinian refugees, but told the king: “I would love for it to take more, because I look at the entire Gaza Strip right now, and it's a mess. It's a real mess.” “.
