Tensions Rise Over Prisoner Release Delay Amid Gaza Ceasefire
Hamas criticized Israel's decision to delay the release of Palestinian prisoners. They dismissed claims of 'humiliating' ceremonies as false, accusing Israel of disrupting the Gaza ceasefire. Netanyahu's move is seen as a breach of agreement terms, raising concerns about Israel's commitment to its obligations.
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Hamas has strongly criticized Israel for its decision to delay the release of Palestinian prisoners and detainees, which they say contravenes the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
Ezzat El Rashq of Hamas stated that Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions are a deliberate violation of the agreement and demonstrate Israel's unreliability.
Israel, on the other hand, claims the handover ceremonies are 'humiliating,' a notion Hamas has rejected outright, labeling it a pretext to shirk responsibilities.
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