J.D. Vance threatens Hamas if it doesn't comply with President Trump's deal

Vice President of the United States to improve delivery

Vance threatens Hamas if it doesn't honor Trump's deal, assuring it the key is to disarm it

- The US Vice President hoped to keep up with the fire

- Hamas handed over the bodies of two more hostages this afternoon: there are still 15 bodies in the strip

An unsafe ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has plunged the United States into a tense calm, with both sides reaffirming their commitment to abide by Donald Trump's peace plan but also accusing each other of violating the ceasefire since the agreement came into effect two weeks ago.There is a feeling in the air that the truce may break down.

The Vice President of the United States, J.D.Vance, who arrived in Israel this time, warned that it is Hamas that, if it "does not comply with the agreement to postpone," the worst things will begin to happen." "Our warning to Hamas is direct. The terms of the 20-point plan presented by the president [America, Donald Trump] are very clear. There is support not only in Israel," he added.

Still, Vance acknowledged that disarming the group "will take some time" and that it must be done through a "security and humanitarian apparatus," which he said they are discussing with mediators.If Hamas does not cooperate, it will be destroyed, he said.

Vance thus continues the tone of Trump's threats.The American president does not stop warning Hamas to stop the violence and respect the points of the peace plan.On Monday he assured that if he did not do so he would be "erased."This Tuesday, through his social media account, he threatened the Islamist group with its end: "There is still hope that Hamas will do the right thing. Otherwise, the end will be swift, furious and brutal."

The vice president also expressed his optimism about the end of the carnage in Gaza, although he acknowledged that there is still a lot of work to be done: "Right now, I can feel very optimistic. Can I say with 100% certainty that it will work? No, but hard things are achieved by doing them (...) It will take us a long time to do it."

Even the messenger of J.D.Vance specifically for the Middle East, Steve Wintkoff, and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, pushed the second - more complex, including the condemnation of Hamas and the establishment of a Palestinian state.The Vice President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu are set to meet this Wednesday to discuss regional security challenges and political opportunities.

Hostage Corpse Delivery Drop

One of the main causes of the fragility of the ceasefire is the return of the bodies of the hostages still in the Gaza Strip.It was imposed as a fundamental requirement in the peace plan that Hamas would deliver to everyone.But the Islamic organization acknowledged the great difficulty it faces in finding the missing, due to the extent of the destruction in the Gaza Strip and the lack of the heavy machinery needed to rescue them from the ruins.

VEFE has confirmed that some platforms have been arrested who died in Gaza and that the issue is "difficult" and will not be resolved overnight.

This Tuesday, Hamas retrieved the bodies of two hostages during the Red Cross century.The Israeli army is believed to hand over the bodies to the National Institute of Identification if they confirm they have received them.After that delivery, 13 hostages are still inside the strip.

On Monday, Hamas returned the bodies of the group to Tal Khaimi, the head of the emergency response team at Kibbutz Noyzhak where he lived.According to the Israeli army, they killed Hemimi "during the defense of Hamas terrorist Okton 7."

Exiled Hamas leader Khalil Elahia on Egyptian television on Monday confirmed the group's compliance with the ceasefire and said it would fulfill its obligations in the first phase, including repatriating more hostages.

The future of Hamas

While Trump envoys are meeting with Netanyahu in Israel, Al-Hayya, who heads a Hamas delegation, is holding talks in Cairo with the conflict's mediators to analyze the prospects for a second phase, post-war agreements in Gaza and stabilization of the existing ceasefire.Also unite the positions of all Palestinian groups (Hamas, Fatah and Islamic Jihad) and make a joint decision.

Israel continues under pressure to ensure the purification of Hamas, a step that she wants to take.Trump's Plan does not receive the group in the future of future: Following the Palestinian Profitis, will be stoped by an international bathed to regirse Gaza.

A Palestinian official close to the talks, Hamas, claimed that the committee was promoting the formation of a committee with the Palestinian Authority and other factions, without any representative of the Palestinian enclave, but without the consent of the Group.In addition, according to another senior Hamas official, Mohammed Nazal, the group hopes to conduct security operations in Gaza for an indefinite period of intervention.

Humanitarian aid is still insufficient

After the time of the children of Israel, the cross of the dead was closed. The number of trucks that the cross could stop.Humanitarian organizations are calling for more aid in the interest of the people of Gaza.

The United Nations World Food Program reports that supplies are increasing but well short of the 2,000-ton daily target.The United Nations agency explained that there are only two crossings into Gaza and that no trucks have yet entered the northern part of the Strip, which has been affected by the famine declared by the United Nations two months ago.