East of Israel-Hamas puts the dangerous fire of gas in danger

The second stage of testing the gas of gas has always doubted; Now he seems to be dead the moment he had to start.

It is concerned that the war will return to this devastated territory, deepening the deep suffering of the Palestinians and threatening the life of the other hostages held by Hamas.

Israel, backed by the United States, says there is now a new deal after the first phase of the agreement ends on Saturday. And she stopped all the humanitarian assistance to Gaza until Hamas accept this new version.

The “main violation” was Cairo’s highly formulated response. Egypt, as well as Qatar, the two Arab mediators in this process, along with the United States, also accused Israel of breaching international humanitarian law, using food as a weapon of war.

Under the terms of the agreement, 600 trucks carrying vital humanitarian aid are intended to enter GAZA every day – and a huge number cut in 42 days from the first phase.

There is also a strong choir of criticism from other Arab countries as well as from humanitarian leaders.

UN Secretary -General Antonio Guteres, who arrived in Cairo for the emergency summit of the Arab Arab Arab meeting Tuesday at the restoration of gas, called for “immediate” resumption of aid. He urged “all countries to make every effort to prevent the return of hostilities.”

Under the agreement, which came into force on January 19, this is the week when Israel has to pull its troops from the Corridor Philadelphi along the border of Egypt-Gaza and negotiations should be strengthened to end the war, return all other hostages and release more Palestinian prisoners in replacement.

But Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says American envoy Steve Vikof has invented a new plan.

Vitcof has not yet announced his proposal, but Netanyahu said that the first stage of fire will be extended for another 50 days to cover the Islamic Holy Month Ramadan and the Jewish holiday of Passover and continue the negotiations.

Hamas will immediately release half of the other hostages, according to Netanyahu. Israel says 59 are still held captive and is thought to be “to 24” are alive.

On Monday, Hamas denied this sudden change as “screaming experience (from Israel) to avoid the agreement and to avoid entering the second phase.”

The group views the hostages as its most important lever and will make every effort to hold on to them until the current confrontation ends with the conditions it is ready to accept.

A day earlier, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt Badr Abdelati stressed: “There is no alternative to the correct and complete performance on all sides of what was signed last January.”

Israeli media have published reports on an Egyptian proposal for Hamas to launch three living hostages and the remains of three other three in exchange for a two-week extension of the termination of fire and Israeli pulling off the corridor of Philadelphi, as well as the main road to the north-south Salah-Din.

But an Arab diplomat with knowledge of the conversations said they had not yet resumed Cairo, although “the technical teams are in constant discussion.”

At that moment, there would always be a dangerous opposition.

The main purpose of Prime Minister Netanyahu has always been to “destroy” Hamas’s military force and political grip.

Their highly choreographed ceremonies and displaying force during the launch of hostages angered the Israelis and stressed that although it was significantly weakened, Hamas is still very responsible in Gaza.

Arab diplomatic sources say that while Hamas has accepted, he will not participate in Gaza’s rule after this war is over, she will not dismantle what is left of her swing.

This is unacceptable to Israel and his most important ally the United States.

On Sunday, the US National Security Council gave its full support for Israel’s next step. This put the blame on Hamas, saying that the group “indicated that he was no longer interested in negotiating overcoming.”

In the video address, Prime Minister Netanyahu has identified President Donald Trump as “the biggest friend of Israel ever had in the White House.”

But Israeli media claim that Washington also puts pressure on the Israeli leader not to restart the fighting.

This type of hand twisting is widely recognized that he had pushed the fire to stop fire across the line, even before Trump’s team entered the White House on January 20.

The pressure also increases from the Israelis, more and more anxious, to see all hostages to go home.

On Sunday night, hundreds of protesters destroyed police barriers in front of the prime minister’s residence in Jerusalem.

The President of the United States, praised by his supporters as “the best peacemaker in the world,” can again shape the parameters of war or peace.

In the meantime, both parties are preparing to resume the match as they weigh their opportunities to win peace under their conditions.