PNN – On Saturday, thousands of people held a demonstration in Tel Aviv against the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime and asked the cabinet of this regime to return the prisoners in Gaza.
According to Pakistan News Network, Osra’s family in Gaza, as well as thousands of residents of the occupied territories, held a massive demonstration in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu on Saturday.
Demonstrators demanded to reach an agreement with the resistance groups for the release of prisoners in the Gaza Strip.
Meanwhile, the Jerusalem Post published a report in the late hours of last night, “Qatar has proposed that in the first phase of the agreement, 50 hostages will be taken from Hamas and a ceasefire of several weeks will be established.”
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This Hebrew media reported about the second phase of this plan, the details of which have not been published yet, but its formation will lead to the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from Gaza.
According to this report, Mossad head David Barnia informed the Israeli cabinet that Hamas now wants a 20-30-day ceasefire in exchange for 50 children, women and elderly prisoners.
By publishing a report, the Walla news site revealed the changes expected by Tel Aviv regarding this Qatari proposal and wrote that “Israel is ready to conclude a one-week ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, release Palestinian prisoners and return about 40 Israeli abductees.”
Since last night, the Israeli media have published news claiming that Hamas initially agreed to start talks based on Qatar’s plan, and they say that the Tel Aviv authorities are also thinking about this proposal, which, of course, has not been officially presented to them yet.
Before Qatar, Egypt proposed a three-stage agreement last week, which would eventually lead to the release of all prisoners from both sides. According to Cairo’s proposed plan, the third phase of the agreement included the end of the war, Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza and the formation of a technocratic government in Gaza.