Netanyahu rejected Hamas’s new ceasefire offer; The war continues!
| Following the efforts of Arab mediators and the international community for a ceasefire in Gaza, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime rejected Hamas's latest proposal for a ceasefire. |
reported by Mehr News Agency, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, rejected Hamas’ latest proposal for a ceasefire and a prisoner exchange agreement and claimed that the terms of Hamas’ proposal were “unrealistic”.
The Arabic Sky News network reported on Friday night that the Israeli Prime Minister’s office announced in a statement after the war cabinet meeting regarding the rejection of Hamas’s proposal and the approval of the attack on Rafah: Netanyahu’s plan of the Israeli army to attack to Rafah in southern Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office claimed in a statement: “Hamas’ new position on the ceasefire negotiations is still based on “unrealistic demands”.
In this regard, a senior political source in the Zionist regime announced on Friday that the statement made by the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Benjamin Netanyahu after the end of the meetings of the war cabinet and the political and security affairs cabinet Based on the review of the new proposal of Hamas regarding the temporary ceasefire in Gaza, this regime states that it rejects this proposal of Hamas, but does not close the way for the resumption of negotiations on the ceasefire and the exchange of prisoners.
The office of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, in an attempt to blame the Hamas movement for the failure of the negotiations, claimed: Hamas’s demands are “irrational and unreasonable” and we will inform the war cabinet about this.
It should be said that the Islamic resistance movement Hamas announced on Thursday evening that it has presented a comprehensive perspective to the mediators based on the principles it described as necessary for an agreement on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. This perspective also includes the case of the exchange of prisoners in Gaza.
According to Reuters, the first phase of Hamas’ proposal includes the release of women, children, the elderly, and sick Israelis in exchange for the release of 700 to 1,000 Palestinian prisoners. This proposal also includes Zionist female soldiers.
In the new conditions of Hamas, it is also specified that the final date of the permanent ceasefire and the withdrawal of the occupiers from the Gaza Strip will be agreed after the end of the first phase, provided that in the phase Second, all the prisoners should be released from both sides.
