Israeli sources: Netanyahu throws stones at the negotiations again
Israeli sources believe that the Prime Minister of the Israeli regime, by insisting on the continuation of the military presence of this regime in the Philadelphia Corridor, is throwing stones in the way of ceasefire negotiations and exchange of prisoners.
Eviralnews,, the Hebrew media reported, quoting sources familiar with the Gaza ceasefire negotiations, that the Prime Minister of Israel, “Benyamin Netanyahu”, has thrown a stone in the negotiation process with his statements about the Gaza-Egypt border during a meeting with the families of the Israeli prisoners.
One of the sources stated that “Netanyahu is sabotaging the prisoner release talks again,” told Haaretz: “At a time when sensitive negotiations are underway to find a solution, his statement that Israel will not withdraw from the Gaza-Egypt border “It will only make it harder to find a solution, increase suspicions, and show Hamas and the mediating parties that Netanyahu has no interest in a deal.”
An association consisting of the families of iareli prisoners and soldiers who were killed in Gaza announced in a statement that Netanyahu promised them that despite all the pressure, under no circumstances will he withdraw his forces from the “Philadelphia” corridor on the Gaza-Egypt border. . He also said that he is not sure about reaching an agreement, but if there is an agreement, the israeli regime must maintain its strategic assets, and Washington has also been informed of this issue.
Although the United States of America has rejected the statements published by this association citing Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister’s office has not denied the statements attributed to him.
On Monday (August 29), Netanyahu welcomed the cease-fire plan proposed by the United States in a meeting with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, but an informed source said that “Netanyahu has constantly tried to undermine the negotiations and delay the agreement.” “, he told Haaretz, the statements of the Prime Minister of the occupying regime in the presence of the US Foreign Minister was an exceptional position and he returned to his usual position in the meeting with the families of the israeli prisoners.
According to the Hebrew media, Netanyahu has rejected all the proposals presented by the military and security institutions of the israeli regime, which would have made it possible for the regime to withdraw from the Philadelphia Corridor.
According to a diplomatic source in the israeli regime, Netanyahu does not believe that signing a ceasefire agreement can prevent a large-scale regional war. This source said: “The prime minister predicts that Iran and Hezbollah will look for an opportunity to attack in any case. If the israeli regime surrenders to Hamas and ends the war in Gaza early, or if it shows flexibility in negotiations, this will show Israel’s weakness to all parties in the region.
