Gazans hail Trump ceasefire call as Hamas agrees to free hostages

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Khan Unis (Palestinian territories) (AFP) – smoke was forced to smoke in gas on Saturday, but for the first time in a few months the residents felt that the ceasefire was within reach, since they welcomed the appeal of US President Donald Trump to Israel to stop the bombing.

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“Trump’s announcement was very amazing for me, as he was always biased to Israel,” said 24-year-old Jamila al-Sayid from the Zeytun area to gas.

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Despite Trump's appeal, she said that “the planes did not stop” the bombing, but still felt good about her decision not to flee from the largest city center of the territory.

“The most important thing is that the ceasefire will enter into force, and the Israeli prisoners will be released, since they are an excuse for Israel to continue their profession,” she added, referring to 47 hostages, still held in gas, including 25 military, according to the military, dead.

Hamas said that on Friday evening it was ready to free the hostages in accordance with the Trump's Cross Plan, prompting the US president to call Israel to immediately stop its blows.

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“I believe that they are ready for a long world. Israel must immediately stop the gas bombing so that we can safely and quickly pull out the hostages! ” Trump wrote on the truth of social after Hamas gave his consent.

But the military Israeli warned on Saturday that Northern Gaza remained a “dangerous zone of battle” and warned the inhabitants not to return.

However, for Adas themselves from the city of Gaza, it was a “day of joy, a great day.”

A 50-year-old football player who lived in a tent with his family in the west of the city of Gaza, in the focus of the activities of Israeli military in recent weeks, said that any ceasefire would improve its site.

“The best thing that President Trump himself announced the ceasefire, and Netanyahu will not be able to escape this time,” said Adas, referring to the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu.

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He said that the US president is “the only one who can force Israel to obey and stop the war.”

– stops remain –

Further in the south, Mahmoud Abu Shamala, a 49-year-old living in a movement in the so-called Al-Mavashi humanitarian district, said that “this is a ceasefire, which I wanted to achieve for two years.”

However, he was afraid that Israel would not observe him when Hamas would release hostages.

Although Trump submitted his proposal to the ceasefire on Monday, there were several points remaining.

In negotiations with Trump Netanyahu, he practically rejected the idea that gas is controlled by the Palestinian power based in Ramalls.

Hamas, for his part, did not consider the problem of his own disarmament and expulsion of his members, and said that more conversations were needed to develop details.

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Nevertheless, the Palestinians for the first time felt hope after the negotiations on the ceasefire stopped, and Israel tried to strike at Hamas's leaders even in Qatar, a key intermediary.

“Enough … The situation is very bad,” said Abu Hussein Labad, displaced faces from the Jabalia refugees camp.

“I am wounded, and to this day I cannot move. The situation is unbearable. God wants, the war will end, and we can return to our destroyed houses. ”

In the city of Ramalls on the west bank, the Palestinians said that Hamas played his hand well under the American ultimatum to answer Sunday.

“Yesterday's position of Hamas was very good,” said AFP AIAD Safi.

“God wants, it will be for the good of the people – the most important thing is the interest of the people that the war stops, and everything comes to an end.”

Adnan Naem said that “Hamas solved urgent problems,” in his answer.

“Other issues can be discussed later,” he said.

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