Hamas said on Monday that it is ready to leave everyone Israeli mortgage In exchange for a commitment to “serious prisoner swap” and Israel to end the war in the Gaza Strip.
Taher al-Nunu, a senior Hamas officer, told AFP on Monday, “We are ready to leave all Israeli prisoners in exchange for the entry of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, the end of the war, the end of the war, the return of the Israeli forces and the entry of humanitarian aid.”
He accused Israel of progressing a ceasefire towards a ceasefire, saying, “The issue is not the number of prisoners, but that the occupation is reviving its commitments, blocking the implementation of the ceasefire agreement and continuing to war.” He said that Hamas emphasizes the guarantee of Israel to ensure this by any future agreement.
According to the Israeli News Outlet Ynet, a new proposal has been discussed in which Hamas will leave 10 living hostages in exchange for American guarantee that the Israel will enter the conversation for the second phase of the ceasefire deal.
The first phase of the ceasefire began on January 19 and included several rounds of mortgage-prisoners exchanges, but it collapsed after two months. On March 18, Israel resumed the air strike in Gaza, effectively eliminated the Trus. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the fighter operations “had resumed with full force,” and aerial attacks were just “beginnings”.
The conversation to resume a truss is stalled, allegedly ready to release Hamas due to disagreement on the number of hostages. Meanwhile, Hamas has refused to dispropose, which is one of the major terms of Israel to end the war. “The weapons of resistance are non-decorative,” said Nunu.
Hamas launched the war after starting an attack on Israel on 7 October 2023, in which 1,218 people, most of the citizens, died, according to AFP Tally based on Israeli government data. Terrorists also took 251 hostages, with 58 still held in Gaza, including 34 that the Israeli army says that they have died.
The Hamas-Run Gaza Health Ministry said on Sunday that at least 1,574 Palestinians have died since March 18, causing the total death toll to 50,944 since the war started.
