Confusion and mistrust is hanging on efforts to save the Gaza ceasefire

The Gaza ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has seen unstable since implementing on January 19, but now looks closer to completely falling completely.

A senior Egyptian source told the BBC that the regional arbitrations Egypt and Qatar were intensifying their diplomatic efforts in an attempt to revive the ceasefire agreement “.

A Hamas official told the BBC that a top level Hamas delegation has now come to Cairo to “involve the current crisis”. He reiterated his group’s “complete commitment” for the terms of the deal.

On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “If Hamas does not return our hostages by Saturday afternoon, the ceasefire will end and (the Israeli army) will resume a sharp fight.”

However, a mixed message has been given on whether they mean that all 76 hostages still in Gaza – in line with the high -day ultimatum recommended by US President Donald Trump.

Trump was reacting to Hamas’s threat to derail the agreement on Monday.

This especially complained of violation of the Israeli ceasefire related to the aid, and warned that it would delay the release of hostages on Saturday.

In the last week, the President’s new radical plan for Gaza’s American acquisition – without its two million Palestinian residents – has also changed the context for the ceasefire, which was helped by his administration to the broker.

So, what else do we know what is happening behind the curtain?

When it comes to the result of a four -hour Israeli security cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Israeli journalists accepted a puzzle on contradictory and misleading briefing.

After the video message of Israeli Prime Minister, the release of “our” hostages was demanded, the first report – an anonymous Israeli official – quoted an anonymous Israeli official – said that this original three men have been determined to free the hostages. .

It was then stated that Israel hoped that the last nine living hostages would be released in the first phase of six weeks after being released in the first phase of six weeks, which are to be handed over to a total of 33 prisoners.

The major ministers then started weighing. Miri Regev – A close aide of Netanyahu – said that the decision on X was “very clear” and resonated Trump’s demand. He said: “By Saturday, everyone will be released!”

Far -Dard -Dard Israeli Finance Minister Bezellal Smotrich – who has threatened to leave Netanyahu’s alliance, if there is no return to fight at the end of the six -week ceasefire deal – still moved forward.

On social media, he proposed to ask Hamas to leave all the hostages or opened “The Gates of Hell”, in which no fuel, water or humanitarian assistance enters Gaza.

He said that Israeli’s battle planes and tanks should be “only fire and brimstone”, completely captured with strips and its population was expelled.

“We have all international support for this matter,” he said.

His comments indicate how Trump’s post-war vision for Gaza has strengthened far-flung in Israel.

It is said that the security heads of Israeli talked about the deal of current ceasefire and admitted that its collapse would endanger the lives of the hostages.

Israeli media reports that they are insisting on how to bring back the next three prisoners organized by Hamas over the weekend.

The families of the hostages and their supporters are concerned with the latest developments, as are war-dower ghazans.

The fact that Gaza is leading a delegation for implementation in Cairo, Hamas leader for Khalil al-Haya, shows that the armed group is also trying to bring back the ceasefire agreement back to track.

Since January 19, the deal has brought a total of 16 Israeli hostages home in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners organized by Israel. Five Thai farm workers were also issued.

At the same time, Israeli soldiers have withdrawn within the circumference of Gaza, including the Egyptian boundary.

Relative Shanta has allowed hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians to return to their own neighborhood and increase humanitarian aid.

However, the current deadlock arises from Hamas’s claim that Israel has not retained its promises for the first phase of the Trus.

It states that Israeli officials needed to allow around 300,000 tents and 60,000 caravan in Gaza.

So many people are returning to the ruins of their homes – during the cold, wet winter season – such shelters are in dire need.

Fuel and generators are also called in low supply – especially in the north of Gaza – where it is immediately needed, especially for water pumps and bakery.

It is difficult to verify what has gone into the strip.

According to data quoted by the United Nations, “Since the ceasefire came into force, 644,000 people in Gaza have received shelter, including tents, sealing-off materials and torpolin”.

Israeli military body Kogat said that Israel was “committed and every day is fulfilling its obligation for the admission of 600 humanitarian aid trucks in the Gaza Strip”.

It states: “According to the data available for us, since the agreement came into force, hundreds of thousands of tents have entered the Gaza Strip.”

Despite conflicting accounts, it can be assumed that issues can be resolved by mediators on the assistance allowing Israel to Gaza.

Senior Egyptian sources told the BBC, “Cairo and Doha are urging all sides to follow the terms of the agreement between political and region’s complications.”

“The continuation of the ceasefire is in the interest of all, and we warns that the collapse of the agreement will lead to a new wave of violence with serious regional consequences.”

Even if the immediate crisis can be overcome by the end of this week, it will still leave the next stage of the ceasefire conversation.

The first phase of the deal should end in March, unless Hamas and Israel agree in a detail. So far, the conversation on him has been closed.

The Israeli Prime Minister delayed the discussion on the next phase amid pressure within his governing alliance and with increasing evidence during the ceasefire – in the contradiction of the goals of his war – Hamas Gaza remains an important political and military force in Hamas Gaza.

During hostage handover and support distribution, Hamas has sought to project an image of his power.

Although it has previously indicated the desire to share electricity with the Palestinian groups, it is still unlikely to be disarmed.

At the top of it, it doubled on his idea of ​​transforming Trump Gaza into a Mediterranean travel destination – after transferring people living in Jordan and Egypt – Arabia has arisen around the world.

Egypt says that it has prepared its comprehensive Gaza reconstruction plan – which will not include Palestinians in leaving their land.

Leaders of Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are expected to meet before a conference in Cairo on 27 February.

The ongoing disputes about Gaza’s future combine the illusion and emotion of deep mistrust amid efforts to resolve the current issues.

Additional Reporting by Well Hussain in Cairo