New details on release of American prisoner Netanyahu and the puzzle of fateful days
The Zionist regime has begun preparations for the release of an American-Zionist captive amid escalating criticism of Netanyahu’s cabinet.
according to a report by the English section of ”webangah News Agency” citing Mehr News Agency and Al Jazeera, multiple media sources affiliated with the Zionist regime have revealed new details regarding Hamas’ initiative to release Aidan Alexander, an American-Zionist captive in Gaza.In this context, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, spoke of “decisive days” concerning the continuation of the war in Gaza.
Following direct negotiations with the U.S. government in recent days, Hamas announced it would release Alexander. The American website Axios quoted an israeli official stating that Tel Aviv’s military has prepared a secure corridor for Alexander’s exit from Gaza and will declare a temporary ceasefire in specific areas.
Channel 12 of the Zionist regime’s television also reported that military forces in Gaza have received orders to implement ceasefire measures for Aidan’s release starting at 12 PM today. The Zionist newspaper Maariv noted that Tel Aviv is preparing for Monday’s release of this Israeli-American captive,estimating it could occur between 8 AM and 8 PM.
Another Zionist newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth, wrote that necessary arrangements for Alexander’s release are complete, including coordination with the Red Cross. Channel 12 added that Israel’s army has received directives to enforce a ceasefire from noon today to facilitate his handover.
Meanwhile, the office of the Zionist regime’s Prime Minister clarified that Israel is not committed to implementing a full ceasefire or releasing Palestinian captives—only establishing a temporary safe zone for Aidan Alexander’s liberation. Netanyahu’s office attempted to link this prisoner’s freedom to military pressure but acknowledged Israel faces “decisive days” against Hamas regarding further releases.
Haaretz reported that Tel Aviv set preconditions for entering ceasefire talks: releasing half its living captives and recovering half its deceased prisoners’ bodies first. separately, Donald Trump thanked those involved in securing this American captive on social media—calling his freedom a sign of Hamas’ goodwill—and expressed hope it marks initial steps toward ending what he termed “this savage conflict.”
Qatar and Egypt jointly welcomed Hamas’ agreement as encouraging progress toward resuming negotiations on halting hostilities while pledging continued mediation efforts alongside Washington—to alleviate civilian suffering while pursuing conditions conducive towards ending both war itself alongside resultant humanitarian catastrophe there too…
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