The details of this proposed cease-fire agreement related to the release of Israeli hostages are unknown; Israel, which rejects a permanent cease-fire demanded by Hamas, announced the plan “Far from Israeli claims”. The Jewish state is determined to continue its operations in Rafah “To apply military pressure on Hamas”. The deal should include the exchange of Palestinians held by Israel for hostages in the Gaza Strip.
A Hamas leader warned Agence France-Presse on Tuesday that talks were planned in Egypt over a proposed ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. “Last Chance” The hostages held in the enclave must be freed.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he had instructed his delegation in Cairo. “Be sure of the conditions required for publication” Hostages and “Essential” to the defense of Israel.
“We are ready to compromise for the recovery of hostages, but if we have no other option, we will intensify operations across the Strip – in the south, in the center and in the north.”Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said.
Israel opposes a permanent ceasefire until the defeat of Hamas, which has been in power in Gaza since 2007, and which the US and Israel consider the ‘European Union’.
According to Israel, the threat of a major attack on Rafah is intended “to apply military pressure” In order to get a deal that would meet Hamas’s demands.
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