"Moral Duty": Israel will not stop the war until it returns all the hostages - the tanal

Lieutenant General Hertz General Haleva stated that after the armistice, the Army of Israel would return to attacks in the Gaza Sector after the truce. Upon ceasefire, the Israeli military will immediately return to the strokes in the Gaza Sector. This was announced on November 25 by the head of the staff of Lieutenant General Hertz Halevi, reports The Times of Israel.

He noted that the ceasefire and the agreement on the release of hostages would not take place without pressure on the tachable on Hamas. "We are not going, we do not want to stop these efforts before we return all the hostages . . . This is our moral duty - to return them," - said the chief of staff Tsakhal. According to Haley, the army of Israel uses a pause in battles to "learn, to get ready, and a little rest.

" Lieutenant General noted that immediately after the ceasefire, we will return to attacks in the Gaza Sector in order to eliminate Hamas and return all hostages. "We are obliged to fight, as well as risk our lives so that the Israelis can return and live in safe. We have hostages, and we will do everything to return them home," the Halevi added. Information on the likely release of hostages appeared on November 22.

It was then stated that Israel agreed to an agreement with Hamas to release hostages. Journalists argued that the truce will last for several days, and every day of the ceasefire would allegedly mean the release of 10 more hostages. On November 24, the first group of Israeli hostages on ambulances went from Khan-Yunis in the south of the Gaza Sector to the Rafah checkpoint. The militants released 13 Israeli women and children. This release is the first of the four expected stages.

Hamas agreed to release about 50 hostages in four days a truce with Israel - all children and women. Israel and Hamas have reached agreements that provide for the release of hostages and ceasefire. This was stated by a representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar Magde al-enansari. The temporary truce regime came into force at 7 am on November 24. Maged Al-Asari stated that "the liberation of women and children was a priority.