Israelis praise Trump on rally before the hostage hostages from Hamas in Gaza

Hundreds of thousands of people held a rally in Tel Aviv, before the expected release of Israeli hostage from Hamas.

Turning to the crowds, American special envoy Steve Vikof said that the hostages “go home” and praised Donald Trump for making a possible deal to end the fire and the hostages of the gas.

In Gaza, the Palestinian officials said about 500,000 people have returned to Northern Gaza – which is in ruins – in the last two days after the withdrawal of Israeli troops.

Egypt, meanwhile, confirmed that he would host a summit on Monday to finalize an agreement aimed at ending war.

More than 20 leaders, including Trump, will attend the Sharm El-Sheikh summit, said a spokesman for the Egyptian president. French President Emmanuel Macron and The United Kingdom Prime Minister Sir Cayer Starmer are confirmed that they are traveling to Egypt on Monday.

Trump is expected to visit Israel on Monday before heading to Egypt. His daughter Ivanka and son -in -law Jared Kushner also turned to the rally in Tel Aviv on Saturday.

According to the transaction to terminate the fire and the hostage, announced on Thursday, Hamas received 72 hours – until 12:00 local time (09:00 GMT) on Monday – to release all 48 hostages still held after two years of war, 20 of which are assumed to be alive.

A senior employee of Hamas, Osama Hamdan, told the AFP news agency that “according to the signed agreement, the exchange of prisoners will start on Monday morning as agreed, and there are no new developments on the subject.”

He said that Hamas’s fighters on Earth had not yet notified the management of the movement on the logistics of the show.

Aviv Havron, whose family members were killed and others abducted in the attack on October 7, 2023 by Hamas, told the BBC in Tel Aviv: “This is so important to the community … that they are coming back. We cannot restart our lives without that.

“My sisters and two brothers were killed. Seven of my family members were abducted – my bigger sister was abducted, her daughter, her grandchildren. Four bodies of Beli (community) members are still in Gaza ,.

Shulamite and David Djanne, who also attended the rally in Tel Aviv, told the BBC that all hostages should be rescued.

“They are our siblings. We want to heal again. We want to stop the war, stop the pain and heal again,” Shulamit said.

Many of the crowd called “Thank you, Trump!” “But it also whispered when Vitkof mentioned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Taking into account right after that, the couple said they were angry because of his failure to prevent the attack on October 7, the war and the failure to return the hostages more recently.

“He wants to continue the war just because he wants to remain Prime Minister,” David said.

In Gaza, Hamas called on thousands of fighters to confirm control of the Gaza regions recently released by Israeli troops, according to local sources.

Hamas’s mobilization was widely expected against the backdrop of increasing uncertainty about who will manage the gas after the war was over and fear of internal violence. There have also been reports of armed clashes between Hamas and Gaza clans.

The displaced Palestinians continue to move north in Gaza in large numbers, in many cases they arrive to find their homes, destroyed.

“There is no longer a house. Everything is gone,” said lawyer Mosa Aldus by phone from Gaza.

52 -year -old Raja Salmi told AFP that she had reached the Rimal neighborhood in Gaza to find her home.

“I stood in front of him and cried. All these memories are only dust,” she said.

According to the terms of the transaction to terminate the fire and the release of hostages, the amount of assistance entering Gaza should be scaled, but the World Food Program (WFP) told the BBC that the auxiliary trucks “have not yet entered the gas, reporting only two to three crates entering the territory every day.

With full access, WFP, UN Agency, said it intends to restore its regular food distribution system by increasing the aid through 145 distribution points in gas.

When, the Israeli military authority, which controls the entry into Gaza’s aid, said 500 trucks had entered Thursday, of which about 300 were distributed inside the UN Gaza and other organizations.

A recent report by the leading global hunger monitor Integrated Classification of the Food Security Phase (IPC), supported by the UN, estimated that 500,000 people in Gaza – a quarter of the population of the territory – suffer from hunger.

Israel has repeatedly denied that the fasting is being held in Gaza, and Netanyahu said that where there is hunger, it is the fault of the agencies for help and Hamas.

About 1,200 people were killed and 251 took hostages in the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 of South Israel.

Israel reacted by launching a military offensive, which killed over 67,000 Palestinians in Gaza, according to the health ministry in the territory.