Israel to end Gaza ceasefire if hostages are not returned by Saturday

Israel May End Ceasefire If Hostages Aren’t Returned by Saturday

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Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has said that if some people captured by a group called Hamas aren’t returned by Saturday, Israel might end a peaceful pause called a ceasefire. If that happens, fighting could start again in a place called Gaza.

What’s Going On?

There has been a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas since January 19, which means they agreed to stop fighting for a while. During this time, some people who were held captive were released. So far, 21 people have been set free—16 from Israel and 5 from Thailand. In return, Israel let many Palestinian prisoners go free.

Why Is This Important?

The ceasefire has helped people in Gaza get more help from aid workers. That’s good news! But now, there’s a problem. Hamas says that Israel hasn’t kept its promises in the ceasefire agreement. They decided to delay releasing more hostages until Israel follows the deal.

What Did the Leaders Say?

Netanyahu said that if the hostages aren’t returned by Saturday, Israel will end the ceasefire and start “intensive fighting” again. On the other side, Hamas said they are still committed to the ceasefire if Israel keeps its promises.

What’s the U.S. Role?

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, also got involved. He said that if all the Israeli hostages aren’t released by noon on Saturday, he might suggest ending the ceasefire. He said this could lead to more fighting.

What Do Other Countries Think?

Many countries are worried about what’s happening. They don’t want the people of Gaza to be moved from their homes. They are supporting a solution where both Israelis and Palestinians can have their own countries and live peacefully side by side. 🇮🇱🇵🇸

Why Should We Care?

It’s important for everyone to live in peace and for leaders to keep their promises. When countries work together and keep agreements, it helps people feel safe and hopeful for the future.

Let’s hope that everyone can come back to the table and find a way to keep peace alive! ✌️

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