OUTRAGEOUS: Despite Hamas’ announcement, a major delivery reaches Gaza

Israel continues to flow humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, despite the announcement by Hamas on Monday that it was suspending the release of the hostages on Saturday until further notice.

As part of the agreement, 600 trucks enter Gaza every day and up to 4,200 a week. Footage distributed to him showed hundreds of trucks waiting to enter the Gaza Strip.

Following Hamas' announcement of a freeze on the negotiations, calls for significant pressure on the organization are increasing. The "Order Nine" movement announced that if the hostages were not released by Saturday, its activists would block all humanitarian aid crossings into the Gaza Strip.

"We will stop this madness of continuing to strengthen Hamas and consolidate its rule in the Gaza Strip," said Yael Svirano, the niece of the kidnapped Lior Rawdif. "Our hostages don't have time – it's not another week or two."

"This time we will not focus on just one passage, we will get crazy backing from the citizens of the country," said Svirano. "We will stop this madness of continuing to strengthen Hamas and consolidate its rule in the Gaza Strip. Our abductees don't have time – it's not another week or two."

Svirano also referred to US President Donald Trump's statement that if the hostages are not released by 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, "hell will erupt on Gaza." "Words and deeds are separate. I want to see President Trump stand behind that statement," she said.

Channel 14 contributed to this article.