Hamas official says ceasefire proposal 'incomplete'
The terror organization's political bureau member stated that communication with mediators continues but insisted no new ceasefire proposal exists.
The terror organization's political bureau member stated that communication with mediators continues but insisted no new ceasefire proposal exists.
A senior official on the Israeli negotiating team confirmed in a conversation with Israel Hayom that talks are taking place under total secrecy. Security sources say the new proposal has been received, but it still falls short of Israel's conditions.
A Western source told the Saudi Al Arabiya network that the smuggling operations are being carried out by Units 190 and 700 of Iran’s Quds Force. According to the report, two Quds Force commanders are overseeing the weapons smuggling.
The survey, conducted among 511 citizens from all sectors of Israeli society, indicates a consensus against the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Qatari newspaper reports senior Hamas delegation expected to arrive in Egypt for crucial talks on the ceasefire agreement.
Bashar Masri is accused of facilitating the Hamas attack by developing businesses in Gaza that concealed and powered the organization's extensive tunnel network.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz revealed communications between Iran and Hamas leaders Mohammed Deif and Yahya Sinwar. "Deif and Sinwar demanded $500 million from the Quds Force commander to support the annihilation of Israel and the fight against the US – and they got it," Katz said.
Hundreds of Gaza residents in the Jabaliya area took to the streets to protest against Hamas and its leadership. Demonstrators shouted slogans such as “Hamas is a terrorist organization” and “Hamdan is a spy.” In an effort to suppress the unrest, residents who participated in the demonstrations were executed.
According to a Palestinian source, Egypt is optimistic about the proposal’s chances of success, in light of the upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump. The source also added that “Hamas has shown flexibility regarding the day after the ceasefire.”
The Prime Minister's Office issued a statement calling the recording "a shocking revelation" and "a real danger to democracy."
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