Israel is considering the conditional release of 900 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for 40 Israeli prisoners

Tel Aviv is considering the CIA director’s proposal to release 900 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for 40 Israeli prisoners, provided they are deported to another country and not allowed to return to their homes in the Gaza Strip.

According to Anatolia news agency, anonymous Israeli officials told Vala news site on Tuesday: “The proposal of William Burns, the head of the CIA, to release 40 Israeli prisoners by Hamas and the release of 900 Palestinian security prisoners, 100 of whom are serving life imprisonment , is.

These officials told the Walla website: “Israel sought to deport the released prisoners out of Gaza. “There is no comment from the relevant parties on this website’s reports on the situation in Israel.

Hamas, which is said to be holding nearly 130 Israeli prisoners, is demanding an end to Israel’s ongoing incursion into the Gaza Strip in exchange for any prisoner exchange deal with Tel Aviv.

The previous agreement in November 2023 led to the release of 81 Israelis and 24 foreigners in exchange for 240 Palestinians, including 71 women and 169 children.

It should be said that the Palestinian resistance groups started the “Al-Aqsa storm” operation from Gaza (southern Palestine) against the positions of the Israeli regime on October 15, 2023, which finally ended on December 3, 1402 (24 November 2023) A four-day temporary cease-fire or a pause for the exchange of prisoners between Hamas and Israel was established.

This pause in the war continued for seven days and finally on the morning of Friday 10 Azar (December 1, 2023), the temporary ceasefire ended and the Israeli regime resumed attacks against Gaza.

In order to compensate for its defeat and to stop the resistance operations, this regime has closed the crossings of the Gaza Strip and is bombing this area. issued an interim order ordering Tel Aviv to cease genocidal acts and to take measures to ensure the provision of humanitarian aid to Gazan civilians.

According to the United Nations, Israel’s 186-day war has displaced 85 percent of Gaza’s population amid severe shortages of food, clean water, and medicine, while 60 percent of Gaza’s infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed.