Israeli Minister of Settlements Orit Strock stated that strategic victory in Gaza is more important than returning all hostages. According to her, some hostages may have to be left behind to achieve military objectives.
Freed Israeli soldier Agam Berger shared that while in captivity, Hamas allowed her to observe religious rituals and even provided her with a prayer book. Meanwhile, Palestinians released from Israeli prisons report experiencing mistreatment and torture.
Hamas has announced the suspension of hostage and prisoner exchanges, citing Israel’s failure to uphold humanitarian terms of the ceasefire agreement.
Hamas has announced the suspension of hostage and prisoner exchanges, citing Israel’s failure to uphold humanitarian terms of the ceasefire agreement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that if Hamas does not release the hostages by noon on February 15, the Israeli military will resume combat operations in the Gaza Strip.
Speaking in Tehran on the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, Khalil al-Hayya expressed gratitude to Iran for its support and emphasized the unity of Palestinian movements and their allies.
Qatar has issued strong diplomatic warnings to Israel, cautioning that its actions threaten to derail the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Doha accuses Tel Aviv of deliberately delaying negotiations and refusing to discuss the second phase of the ceasefire, which could lead to an escalation of the conflict.
Washington and Tel Aviv shift focus from military action to political negotiations
The Israeli army continues air and artillery attacks on Gaza, despite the declared ceasefire. Strikes have been reported in Rafah and the Nuseirat refugee camp. These actions undermine agreements with Hamas and escalate tensions in the region.
The military wing of Hamas has officially confirmed that its leader, Mohammed Deif, has been killed. Deif, the commander of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, was one of the most wanted figures globally and a key strategist of Hamas' military operations.
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order mandating the deportation of foreign students and non-citizens who publicly express support for groups the U.S. designates as terrorist organizations, including Hamas and Hezbollah. This move follows Trump’s earlier promise to tighten immigration policies against those who back such movements.
New U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made his first official call to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During the conversation, Rubio assured Israel of the "unwavering support" of the U.S. and congratulated the country on its "successes in combating Hamas and Hezbollah." Both sides emphasized the importance of further strengthening cooperation.
Nasr al-Din Amir, a member of the political bureau of Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement, announced that Yemen is releasing the crew of an Israeli ship detained for more than a year and two months. The decision comes at the request of Hamas and with the mediation of Oman. This move could indicate that the release is part of a broader deal between Hamas and the Israeli regime.
Mike Evans, a close advisor to Donald Trump, stated that the US plans to impose sanctions on all nations that support Hamas, including Qatar. Evans also revealed that Trump’s administration would grant Israel full freedom of action in Gaza if the prisoner exchange agreement is violated. While ruling out sending US troops to the Middle East, Evans emphasized that the US will provide Israel with all necessary military resources.
US President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about the durability of the ceasefire in Gaza, calling the conflict "their war, not ours." He criticized Hamas as being weak and highlighted the region's geographic and climatic potential, describing Gaza as a place where "great things can be done."
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered the military to prevent any mass celebrations marking the release of Palestinian prisoners. Security forces have been instructed to suppress such events, and armed participants may be met with force. The decision follows large-scale gatherings and car rallies on the West Bank after prisoners were freed as part of a swap deal.
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has confirmed that the second stage of the prisoner exchange with Israel will take place on Saturday, January 25.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar acknowledged that the Israeli government has failed to achieve its primary goal of completely destroying Hamas. According to him, military actions have only managed to weaken the group's power but have not eliminated it entirely.
Far-right groups in Israel have strongly opposed the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement between the Israeli government and Hamas. Protests took place outside the Knesset building in Jerusalem, where demonstrators called for the cancellation of the ceasefire and demanded continued military operations in Gaza.
China has officially welcomed the ceasefire agreement between the Zionist regime and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed hope that the agreement would help reduce tensions in West Asia and pave the way for sustainable peace in the region.
Israeli far-right politician Itamar Ben-Gvir, known for his controversial rhetoric, has made a statement reflecting widespread concerns in Israel. He harshly criticized the proposed deal with Hamas, calling it a danger to the country’s security and its citizens.
Prominent Israeli journalist and television host Erel Segal has voiced his disappointment over the proposed prisoner and hostage exchange deal between Israel and Hamas. His comments reflect concerns about both political and strategic implications, which he believes deviate from Israel’s initial expectations.
Khalil al-Hayya, a senior Hamas leader, delivered a speech following the recent agreement, expressing gratitude to allies and highlighting their support for the Palestinian cause. His remarks underscored the importance of regional solidarity and the collective effort in the resistance.
U.S. Support for the Zionist Regime According to Ynetnews, U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled his willingness to back the Zionist regime even if a ceasefire in Gaza is violated. Trump reportedly told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that military actions could resume after any ceasefire agreement with Hamas, with the U.S. standing by their side regardless.
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