Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz warned that the war would resume if Hamas does not release hostages by Saturday, February 15. He stated the renewed fighting would be even more intense, aligning with US President Trump's vision for Gaza, which includes a proposal for the US to potentially take over the region after the conflict. Trump’s plan also denies Palestinians the right of return, contradicting earlier statements from his officials who suggested temporary relocation. Tensions have risen, as Israeli military vehicles were spotted near the Gaza border. Israel has mobilized reservists in anticipation of potential hostilities. Under the current ceasefire agreement, Hamas had agreed to release three hostages on February 15. However, Hamas suspended the handover, citing alleged Israeli violations of the terms. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that intense fighting would resume if Hamas does not meet the deadline, though he didn’t specify the number of hostages to be freed.
first published: Feb 13, 2025 01:05 pm
A collection of the most-viewed Moneycontrol videos.
Realty, PSU Banks Lead Nifty Back Near 25,800; Shriram Finance Scales Record High| Closing Bell Live
Will D-Street See A Sweet Start To November? Autos In Focus After Record Sales| Opening Bell Live
The Sikkim Girl Trying to Make it Big in Mumbai | Tenant
Live: Nifty snaps 4-week gains, slips below 25,800 | Closing Bell
