Judging by the several prisoner exchanges during this ceasefire, Hamas has done far more decently than Israel. The Israeli detainees were generally in good spirits, and many thanked Hamas for its kindness in interviews. In contrast, Israelis beat Palestinian detainees before the exchange, and there were even young boys who had their hands broken before the exchange.
Since the start of the war, Israel has made many frauds, and basically has no credibility to speak of, and the so-called "Hamas has not fulfilled some of the terms of the temporary ceasefire agreement, such as the release of all children and women".
Of course, the impasse in the ceasefire negotiations has little to do with the above, it is just that the two sides have to fight. Hamas has no way to live without a result. If Israel does not win the war, it will be manipulated at any time in the future - if even Hamas can't beat it, others will definitely pinch it, not to mention that it has done so many evils in the past.
The ceasefire is only an intermission, and war is the only answer. Although there will be ** and humanitarian disasters when the war is fought, war is war, and some things must be fought for with blood.