18/11/2024–|Last updated: 11/18/202405:30 AM (Mecca time)
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said that security leaders in Israel see the need to show flexibility in its position regarding the settlement file for the return of prisoners in Gaza, and explained that their estimates show that 51 of them out of 101 survive.
The newspaper said that security leaders believe that the inflexibility of Israel’s position means sacrificing the lives of the remaining prisoners.
She confirmed that the leaders of the security services are sure that the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) will not surrender in the negotiations to end the war and withdraw the army from Gaza.
The newspaper said that the attempt by the leaders of the security services to transfer the prisoners file comes from the fear of what happened to those who are still alive.
Israel’s Channel 13 said yesterday, Sunday, that Mossad Chief David Barnea will introduce new proposals for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip at a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In recent weeks, the Netanyahu government has been pushing for a short-term agreement, which includes a partial ceasefire and the exchange of a small number of prisoners.
Hamas rejects any agreement that does not include an end to the offensive, the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from the Gaza Strip, access to aid without restrictions, and those displaced to return to their homes.
In late October, the Israel Broadcasting Corporation reported that the head of the General Security Agency (Shin Bet), Ronen Bar, proposed an Israeli agreement to the ministerial council that includes a limited ceasefire, in exchange for the release of prisoners release without. the army withdrew from the Gaza Strip.
During the same period, Hamas leader Sami Abu Zuhri, in an interview with Al Jazeera, said that Israel and the United States do not want to reach any agreement to stop the war, and that they only want to get the prisoners back and continue the attack. .
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2024-11-18 02:13:00
World Today News is pleased to bring you an exclusive interview with two distinguished guests on the current situation in Israel regarding the Gaza War, prisoner exchange, and the potential for a ceasefire. Our first guest is Major General Yoav Mordechai, the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, and Minister of Strategic Affairs for the State of Israel. Our second guest is Khaled Mishaal, the Chairman of the Political Bureau of Hamas’s Movement.
Mr. Mordechai, as the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, how do you view the need for flexibility in Israel’s position regarding the settlement file for the return of prisoners in Gaza? Do you believe that showing flexibility could pave the way for a successful ceasefire and the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from the territory?
In response to the concern expressed by Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper that not showing flexibility could result in the death of the remaining prisoners, how do you assure their safety? Do you believe their lives are at stake due to Israel’s current policies?
Major General, how do you plan to address the fear of what happened to those who are still alive, and the potential for further casualties in negotiations with Hamas? How do you intend to approach the situation with Mossad Chief David Barnea’s new proposals for a ceasefire?
Mr. Mishaal, as the Chairman of Hamas’s Political Bureau, how do you assess the current demands made by Israel for a short-term agreement, including a partial ceasefire and the exchange of a small number of prisoners? Do you believe these proposals are sufficient for ending the conflict and achieving lasting peace in the region?
Hamas has been adamant about its demand for an end to the offensive, the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from the Gaza Strip, access to aid without restrictions, and the return of displaced people to their homes. How do you reconcile these demands with the demands made by Israel, led by Prime Minister Netanyahu?
considering the reports of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar proposing an Israeli agreement that includes a limited ceasefire in exchange for prisoners’ release without the army withdrawing from Gaza, how do you view this proposal
