Where did mediation efforts for a ceasefire in Gaza end?

according to the Hebrew group Tasnim News Agency, Hebrew media reported that negotiations in Cairo are still ongoing According to these media, Israel agreed to a 42-day ceasefire, but has not accepted the withdrawal and the end of the war. The efforts of the mediators to bring the opinions of the two sides together informed, Yediot Ahranot announced that Netanyahu has delivered a letter to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi through Mossad chief David Barnia.

Ma’ariv reported in his report: Negotiations are continuing to examine Hamas’s demand regarding a complete and absolute ceasefire and Israel’s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, and after that, dealing with the issue of exchanging prisoners and equalizing their release with Palestinian prisoners. .

Channel 12 of the Zionist regime, citing its sources, announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Zionist regime) allowed the Israeli negotiating team He did not travel to participate in the Cairo talks.

Sources close to Netanyahu told this Hebrew media that Netanyahu is looking to clarify To what extent Hamas can show flexibility and then seek to advance the negotiations.

These sources also emphasized that this decision It was done by Netanyahu personally and the other members of the war cabinet were not informed about the visas of Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot, (which indicates the height of the differences between Netanyahu and Gantz).

Maariu claimed in his report, quoting sources in Hamas, that Israel has announced that it agrees to a 42-day ceasefire, during which the prisoners will be released, but has never committed itself to declaring an end. It does not fight.

Tel Aviv has also announced in its response that it is ready to release 3000 Palestinian prisoners in the first step and leave the populated areas. and allow 500 aid trucks to enter the Gaza Strip daily and take out the wounded from this area. Aharanot also revealed in a report that despite the termination of relations between Netanyahu and El-Sisi, a message from the Prime Minister of Israel through the head of the Mossad has reached the Egyptian president.

According to this Zionist media, this letter reaches Sisi while it was previously announced that the war in Gaza has strained the relationship between the two people and al-Sisi has not answered Netanyahu’s phone call.

Haaretz, in a report referring to the approaching holy month of Ramadan, predicted that Israel would sign this agreement with Hamas before the month of Ramadan.

An informed source told this media: From Israel’s point of view, the best time to implement this agreement is during the holy month of Ramadan (to prevent the spread of conflict and Intifada).

The source stressed, Israel’s proposal is a 6-week (42-day) ceasefire, but Tel Aviv is currently in a rush to does not sign it so that it can have the maximum possible time to continue its operations in Khanyounes and even extend it to Rafah and then agree to a long-term ceasefire.

At the same time, Haaretz admitted that currently the positions of the two sides are very far from each other, and this difference is particularly noticeable regarding the duration of the ceasefire.

Informed sources told this media, Israel is also seeking to pressure Hamas to reduce the number of Palestinian prisoners to be released in this agreement.

Another source told Haaretz, implying that Israeli sources lied about Tel Aviv’s positions in this agreement: “Everything that has been done about the talks should not be kept behind the doors. The package is announced, believe me, some of the comments and positions announced can be completely transformed in the next few short weeks, what you hear today as positions is more to prepare the public opinion and the domestic political scene in relation to the upcoming events.

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