Palestinian security prisoners arrived in Gaza
Gazans “Mohammed’s army will return!” While they celebrate the return of Palestinian security prisoners released by Israel as part of a ceasefire for the hostages of hostages in Gaza Khan Unis. (Video: Mazdi Fathi/TPS-E)
The ceasefire disputes between Israel, Hamas and Hizballah are threatening to take off the Sunday deal as arguments over many major details have erupted.
Israel accused Hamas of modifying the hostages of the hostages that he planned to be released. As a result, Israeli forces prevented thousands of Palestinians from returning to the North Gaza.
The Israeli forces also announced on Friday that they would not completely retreat from the South Lebanon because a ceasefire was needed until the Lebanese government fully implemented its own responsibilities. According to the agreement, the two groups were expected to withdraw by Sunday.
“IDF soldiers operating in South Lebanon fired warning to eliminate risks in a number of areas where the soldiers had identified the suspects,” IDF wrote in a Sunday statement.
Hamas freed 4 women hostages as part of Israeli ceasefire
The ceasefire agreement between Israel, Hamas and Hizballah remains fragile as the differences on the details increase.
“In addition, a number of suspects were arrested in the proximity of IDF soldiers who pose a close threat to the soldiers and are currently being questioned at the scene.”
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The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) expressed concern over the situation in a statement on X, saying that Lebanese citizens were trying to return to their homes that are still in possession of Israeli forces.
“IDF should avoid shooting on citizens in the territory of Lebanese. More violence weakens the delicate security situation in the area and the prospects of stability through the formation of the government in Lebanon,” Unifil wrote.
There have been controversies only after President Donald Trump called Egypt and Jordan to accept Gaza’s refugees to “clean” the field.
Romi Gonn, Doron Steinbreter and Emily Damari, three Israeli hostages who were hostage in Gaza with a fatal attack on October 7, 2023, returning to Israel as part of a ceasefire deal with Hamas on January 19, 2025. (Reuters/Amir Cohen)
“I want to take Egypt people,” Trump said. “You are probably talking about one and a half million people, and we just clean the whole thing and say, ‘You know, it’s finished’.”
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Trump said he praised Jordan for accepting Palestinian refugees but he told the king: “You would love me to do more work, because I am looking at the whole Gaza bar now, and it’s a mess. It is a real gap.”
