Hamas military leader in Gaza objects to ceasefire plan, BBC understands

The mediators contacted the head of the Hamas military wing in Gaza, who indicated that it does not agree to the new US ceasefire plan, as BBC understood.

Ez Ez is believed that the plan is designed to end Hamas, whether the group accepts it or not, and therefore it is determined to fight.

The framework of US President Donald Trump consisting of 20 points to end the war – which has already accepted Israel – states that Hamas does not play a future role in the Gaza administration.

It is believed that some of Qatar’s political leadership is open to accepting the amendments – but it has found its influence limited because they do not control the hostages that the group keeps.

It is believed that there are 48 hostages who are still detained in the Palestinian territories by the armed group, and only 20 of them are alive.

There is another stumbling block for some in Hamas, which is that the plan requires them to deliver all the hostages over the first 72 hours of the ceasefire – giving up the only bargaining segment.

Even with Trump’s guarantee that Israel will adhere to the conditions, there is a lack of confidence within the group that Israel will not resume its military operations as soon as it receives the hostages – especially after that Try to assassinate Hamas leadership in Doha In an air strike last month, in a challenge to the United States.

Some Hamas leaders are also believed to object to the publication by the United States and the Arab countries, as the plan describes as a “temporary international stability force” in Gaza, which they view as a new form of profession.

In addition, a map of the withdrawal of the proposed Israeli forces from Gaza, which is shared by the Trump administration, shows what it indicates as a “security buffer zone” along the Gaza border with Egypt and Israel.

It is not clear how it can be given, but if Israel is involved, it is also likely to be a point of disagreement.

Moreover, since the approval of the plan on Monday evening, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has seen many conditions.

In a joint video clip on X, he insisted that the Israeli army would be able to stay in parts of Gaza and that Israel said it would “resist by force” a Palestinian state.

This contradicts the conditions of the American framework, which states that the Israeli forces will withdraw completely “except for the presence of a security environment that will remain until Gaza becomes properly safe from any terrorist threat again.”

It also says that once the plan is completed, there may be a “reliable path to the determination of the Palestinian destiny and a state.”

Hamas has already said that it would not take it away until a sovereign Palestinian state is created.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others took hostage.

At least 66,225 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in the region.