The mosque continues regarding the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his hope to conclude an agreement within a few days.
During an interview with News Max, the Israeli Prime Minister confirmed that his goal is to release more Israeli detainees in Hamas.
Before that, Netanyahu mortgaged the end of the war permanently in Gaza by achieving basic conditions, the most prominent of which is the disarmament of arms in the entire Gaza Strip, and the end of any military or governmental presence of Hamas.
The Israeli Prime Minister warned that if the conditions were not fulfilled through negotiations, it will be imposed by force, he said.
For its part, Hamas said it continues to negotiate positively and responsible for the ongoing negotiations.
The movement accused the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu of prevarication and the status of obstacles, noting that he rejected an offer that included an integrated deal.
Hamas considered that Netanyahu’s recent statements, in which he informed the families of the prisoners that a comprehensive agreement could not be reached, is evidence of his bad intentions and intentional attempts to thwart the efforts of the agreement, according to Hamas.
In the field of the Gaza Strip, medical sources reported that 125 Palestinians were killed during the past hours of yesterday, Thursday, as a result of Israeli raids and the continuous artillery shelling on separate areas of the sector.
Eyewitnesses in Deir Al -Balah reported that an Israeli path targeted 17 Palestinians, all of whom were women and children, while trying to reach a food aid distribution point managed by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
