Hamas is studying a ceasefire proposal after the meeting of Egypt, Qatar, America and Israel.

Amidst rising expectations, the war in Gaza Strip completed 116 days this Tuesday Regarding the ceasefire proposal Several steps were outlined at a meeting held in Paris last Sunday by the intelligence chiefs of the US, Israel and Egypt and the Qatari prime minister. All of them, with more or less optimism, are waiting for the reaction of the Islamic group Hamas, on the other hand, which lost a member of its armed wing early in the morning when he was shot by Israelis. Agents entering Jenin Hospital disguised as doctors and women,

According to leaks in Israeli and US media, after Israel’s initial green light to the ceasefire framework, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh announced that his group “studies the proposal and is open to all ideas“To end the large-scale offensive in the Gaza Strip. The priority is to stop the brutal aggression and the complete withdrawal of the occupation forces,” said Haniyeh, who will hold consultations this Wednesday in Cairo, where there is optimism. According to him the answer will be “soon”. Although the last word goes to Yahia Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza

, For now, Islamic Jihad has warned that it will reject any agreement that does not include a complete ceasefire and the withdrawal of Israeli troops who began their ground campaign in late October.

First stage

The first phase will include a 45-day ceasefire, the mass release of Palestinian prisoners (including those convicted of murder). Significant increase in humanitarian aid to Gaza, Israel has released 35 to 40 abducted people (women, the elderly and the sick) out of the 136 still held captive since the October 7 attacks in Israel, in a dramatic humanitarian crisis. The second and third stages set up the release of the kidnapped young Israelis and soldiers and eventually the adults, soldiers and corpses at the Nova Music Festival. in return, Hamas will get a long pause on the ceasefire and many prisoners, including those convicted of serious assaults. Their numbers have not yet been agreed upon, although Hamas expects thousands and perhaps all of them to be in Israeli prisons. Sinwar hopes the ceasefire will be a personal lifeline for him and the militia as the regime has controlled the Palestinian territory since 2007. Precisely for this reason, Israeli officials confirm that they are in favor of a pause in the operation – to free the hostages – but not its complete cessation.

What is cooked in Paris, if kept with the same recipe, I will find it difficult to digest in Jerusalem, While the most ultranationalist sector of Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition opposes a permanent end to the war against Hamas and the release of thousands of Palestinian prisoners. “Reckless compromise = dissolution of the government,” warned far-right Minister Itamar Ben Gvir over the opposition and the opposition’s security network, saying it would be a major challenge in his attempt to stay in power and avoid elections.

“I hear statements about all kinds of compromises, so I want to make it clear: We will not end this war without meeting the objectives, which are the elimination of Hamas, the return of all our abducted people and Guarantee that Gaza is no longer a threat to Israel“, clarified Netanyahu, who warned: “We will not withdraw troops from the Strip or release thousands of terrorists.” His words provoked criticism among some families of abducted people as they were framed at key moments in the talks. They went.

Israeli caution contrasts with optimism filtered by mediators, who have stepped up their efforts to end the worst war in memory between Israel and Hamas that began nearly four months ago.

daily raid

The Hamas 7-O terrorist attack in southern Israel not only led to a devastating military response in the Gaza Strip, but also increased the number of Israeli operations against militias in the West Bank, with almost daily raids. But what was seen in Jenin’s Ibn Sina Hospital is not normal. disguised as local people (lady with toilet or child seat), agents of a secret unit entered the health center just before six in the morning and went to the room on the third floor where Mohammed Jalamneh (Hamas) and the brothers Mohammed and Bassel Ghazzavi (Islamic Jihad) were hiding.)

After shooting three members of the so-called Jenin Brigade with weapons fitted with silencers, He left the hospital after a fatal 10-minute surgical operation.

of the police, internal secret service and army special forces. “Zalmaneh was in contact with Hamas abroad, transferred weapons and ammunition to terrorists to facilitate armed attacks and planned an imminent attack inspired by the October 7 massacre,” they said in a statement. The areas and hospitals are used by terrorist organizations as shelters and human shields.

The images captured by the hospital’s security cameras – typical of the Fauda series – were viewed quite differently by the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), which defined the operation as “The new genocide of occupation and war crimes“. The ANP called on the United Nations to “end the daily crimes perpetrated by the occupation against our people and health centers in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.”