The Israeli army claimed that Egypt agreed to build an underground wall on the Gaza border

Israeli army radio claimed this Monday: Egypt has announced its readiness to participate in the construction of an underground wall and fence in order to prevent (according to Tel Aviv) the entry of weapons from (through underground tunnels) from Egyptian soil to the Gaza Strip, and the condition This participation is Israel’s agreement to the prisoner exchange agreement with Hamas.

According to this radio, the government of Egypt has announced to “David Barnia”, the head of the spy organization of the Zionist regime known as “Mossad”, that it will participate in the construction of this wall and underground fence in the first days of the beginning of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

In the course of its current war, the Zionist army has occupied the Philadelphia axis (Salahuddin) bordering the Gaza Strip with Egypt and the Rafah crossing at this border point.

A few days ago, following the agreement of Hamas with the proposal of a prisoner exchange agreement and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, a delegation of the Zionist regime arrived in Egypt to negotiate this plan.

In this regard, an official in the Prime Minister’s Office of the Zionist regime said: After Hamas’s reaction to the proposed agreement on the exchange of prisoners and a ceasefire in Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to send Israeli negotiators to conduct detailed negotiations. /p>

Zionist newspaper Yediot Aharnot quoted an informed source and wrote: Reaching an agreement on the exchange of prisoners may be done within two to three weeks.

This is while Channel 12 of the Zionist regime quoted a political source and reported: Netanyahu said that the war against the Gaza Strip will not end until all of his goals are achieved.

Al-Mayadeen network quoted a source as saying that in response to the proposed ceasefire package, the Hamas movement has emphasized its positions regarding the establishment of a permanent ceasefire, the complete withdrawal of the Zionist regime from the Gaza Strip and the return of Palestinian refugees to their places of residence.

This source added that the Hamas movement has insisted on the necessity of withdrawing from the Philadelphia axis (Salahuddin) and the Rafah crossing, as well as opposing any “veto” on the release of Palestinian prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment.

According to this source, the Hamas movement has shown flexibility regarding paragraphs 8 and 14 related to guaranteeing the continuation of negotiations until reaching a permanent ceasefire agreement.

Simultaneously with the new round of negotiations and political consultations to reach a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, security and political circles of the Zionist regime have expressed doubts about the completion of these consultations due to the movements and disruptions of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, Benjamin Netanyahu. , because Netanyahu knows very well that this process and the signing of such an agreement will lead the Zionist regime to holding early Knesset (Parliament) elections, and as a result, the cabinet will fall and he will be the loser in such a process. Netanyahu’s extremist allies in the cabinet have threatened to topple it if the ceasefire agreement is signed and they want to continue the war and expand it and occupy the Gaza Strip and build settlements there.