Israel to respond by Friday over Gaza truce plan accepted by Hamas | Israel-Gaza war
Israel said it would give to international mediators until Friday through a new Gaza Armistice Plan, which was put under the ceasefire in a war that claims more than 62,000 Palestinian life.
After the mass protests in Israel last weekend, after demanding an agreement to ensure the release of the remaining 20 living Israeli hostages in Gaza, it turned out that Hamas reduced the demands of a host-mahkumlar stock market through the scope of an Israeli-employed “security buffer zone”.
Under the reported details of the proposed plan, about half of the remaining hostages and bodies will be released with a gradual agreement for approximately 150 Palestinians held in Israeli prisons, some of them for life imprisonment during the 60 -day ceasefire.
Although Israel says that it is no longer interested in a partial agreement, the details of the new ceasefire proposal, rather than threatening a new large -scale attack to capture the Gaza City, are very close to the outlines of an agreement proposed by Donald Trump’s private ambassador Steve Witkoff.
Although Israel rejected a partial agreement, MOSSAD President David Barnea has recently visited Qatar and speculation that the talks are more active than Israel are officially accepted.
Qatar Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Tuesday that the latest Gaza ceasefire proposal accepted by Hamas was “almost the same asıl with an earlier plan put forward by Witkoff. Hamas had a very positive response, and it was almost the same as what the Israeli side had accepted before, ”Hamas said.
Egypt said on Monday that Qatar sent the new proposal to Israel and “Top Now Court”.
On Tuesday, the Egyptian security guards have created a strong pressure to accept a reconciliation that would meet Hamas’s demilitarization for the future peace agreement of Israel to the future peace agreement.
With Hamas’s agreement, he will focus on Israel, which is under international pressure to accept ceasefire in the midst of international fear of the widespread hunger conditions spread over Palestinian territory after Israel.
The UN Human Rights Office said on Tuesday, Israel now allowing the Gaza Strip to some materials, while not enough to prevent widespread hunger, he said. Spokesman Thameen Al-Kheetan said to the Geneva press briefing: “In the last few weeks, Israeli officials have only allowed the amounts of help to avoid widespread hunger.”
He said that the risk of hunger in Gaza was “a direct result of the Israeli government’s policy of preventing humanitarian aid”. Cogat, coordinating Israel’s aid, Cogat said that Israel has invested “important efforts” in the distribution of aid to Gaza, a claim rejected by many people in international community.
The possibility of a ceasefire is rejected by the extreme right -wing allies, who claim that Benjamin Netanyahu may re -collapse the fragile administration coalition, while the mass protest in favor of an agreement that guarantees the return of Israeli hostages is called for more demonstrations this weekend.
On Tuesday, Israeli media analysts suggested that an empty Netanyahu, who suddenly moved between supporting and rejecting a partial agreement for a ceasefire, would be forced to choose a way of action if the White House supports the cease -fire terms.
“Only two weeks ago, he changed his melody and insisted on demanding a comprehensive agreement on an insistence on a partial agreement, Am Mados Harel wrote in Netanyahu Haaretz, who was requested by the International Criminal Court on the allegations of war crimes in Gaza. “As usual, everything is fluent and flexible: Netanyahu can change his arguments and explanations and encourage even internal opposition as long as he can afford to sign an agreement.
“If a demand from Trump or the conditions are impossible due to a permanent and severe public opinion explosion, an agreement will be signed despite the risks it puts forward.”
The most important of these risks is that Netanyahu falls and forced to call new elections.
The Ben-Dror oath, written in Middle-Health Yedioth Ahronoth, was equally afraid of the leadership of Netanyahu and the consequences of the rejection of the new proposal. “What now? If Israel says no, Hamas will go to the trap prepared. Because speech – and just speaking – began to produce increasing calls for sanctions on conquering Gaza City. [against Israel]Then a military attack on Gaza will only cut a stronger avalanche. Kaz
“We should not forget that things can always get worse. And if an Israeli attack on the city of Gaza, with all the images of terrible destruction, destruction and death, it will collapse, then it will enter the Gaza City after Hamas said yes to the Witkoff Plan, and Israel will be rejected once again. Israel’s Israel.”
