Zionist ministers threatened to leave Netanyahu’s cabinet in case of an agreement with Hamas
| Two Zionist ministers have threatened to leave the cabinet if a possible agreement with Hamas includes the release of dozens of Palestinian prisoners. |
Network 13 of the Zionist regime reported that the minister of internal security and the minister of finance of this regime have threatened to leave the cabinet of the Zionist regime if a possible agreement with the Hamas movement includes the release of dozens of condemned Palestinian prisoners.
Network 13 of the Zionist regime reported that Itmar Ben Gower, the Minister of Internal Security and Betsalel Smotrich, the Minister of Finance of the Zionist regime, regarding the trip of members of this regime’s delegation to Qatar in order to conduct negotiations on the plan to release the Zionist prisoners, announced that “if If this agreement with Hamas leads to the release of dozens of Palestinian prisoners whose hands are stained with Israeli blood, they will not stay in Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet.”
The Hebrew-language network also reported: In Israeli circles, including Mossad chief David Barnia, Shabak chief Ronen Barr and coordinator of prisoners and missing persons affairs, Nitsan Alon, there is widespread support for the emerging deal, and it appears that Netanyahu He has not made a decision on this yet.
This Zionist network, quoting a minister present at the cabinet meeting without mentioning his name, reported: “With the exception of Benguir and maybe Smotrich, it is not expected that there will be any opposition to the prisoner exchange agreement in the cabinet.”
According to the report of this Hebrew network, there are many disagreements between the Zionist regime and the Hamas movement; Thus, Hamas wants guarantees from Russia and Turkey in addition to Qatar and Egypt as mediators in any future agreement, and this is a request that the occupying regime opposes.
Furthermore, the Hamas movement demands the release of all 48 prisoners who were freed and re-arrested by the Zionist regime in the “Shalit deal”, while this regime has announced its readiness to release some of these prisoners, but not all of them. .
Source: ISNA
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