Hamas has threatened to postpone the next hostage release scheduled to take place in Gaza on Saturday “until further notice,” accusing Israel of breaking the ceasefire deal.

Hamas has threatened to stall the next release of hostages from the Gaza Strip to Israel, accusing the Jewish nation of violating the terms of the ceasefire deal, which was previously agreed upon in January.

The withdrawal from the Netzarim corridor removes one of Israel’s bargaining chips as it moves toward negotiating a full end to the war.

Hamas identified the three Israeli hostages that it plans to free in the next release mandated by the fragile ceasefire agreement, a sign the deal was moving forward Friday even as U.S. and Israeli officials continued calls to relocate Gaza’s population after the war.

Trump urged Israel to cancel the ceasefire with Hamas if all hostages aren't released by Saturday, warning of severe consequences if the hostages aren't freed. Hamas delayed the release of hostages, citing Israel's violation of the ceasefire terms, and stated they would hold off on further releases until Israel meets its obligations.

Trump says ceasefire deal should be canceled if Hamas doesn't release all hostages by Saturday, but it's up to Israel.