Harris: I agree with Biden on issues related to Israel.
US Vice President Kamala Harris said during her visit to Alabama that she and Joe Biden are on the same page about Israel’s policy.
While asking Hamas to agree to a six-week ceasefire, he added: Israel must take more measures for the free flow of aid to Gaza because the conditions there are very inhumane.
At the same time, The Times of Israel claimed that we are witnessing tangible progress in the Gaza ceasefire negotiations, and you will probably hear the news in this regard within the next 48 hours.
This media reported, quoting Egyptian sources, that Egypt and Qatar, along with the United States, have redoubled their pressure for a ceasefire to end the war that has lasted for about 5 months between Israel and Hamas.
This alleged development is announced by the Zionist media while Tel Aviv has not sent any representatives to Cairo to continue the negotiations and claims that it will not send a delegation because the last response of Hamas regarding the general aspects of the Paris Agreement was not satisfactory.
In this regard, a Zionist official claimed that Hamas has rejected Israel’s request to provide a list of prisoners alive, and has also refused to announce the number of security prisoners it seeks to release in exchange for the release of each Israeli prisoner.
Yediot Aharanot newspaper also claimed in its note yesterday that Hamas is responsible for the postponement of the prisoner exchange agreement because it sees that Israel has reached an unbearable point.
This Hebrew-language media claimed: That al-Sanuwar is in a situation where there is no rush for a ceasefire (at any cost) because he believes that entering the war in the month of Ramadan will benefit Hamas.
Nahum Barnia, the senior analyst of political issues in this Hebrew-language media, which receives its information from highly informed Israeli political and security sources, emphasized that although everyone knows that Netanyahu needs to extend the war as much as possible to stay in power, this We should not forget the fact that if no progress is made during this week, the Israeli prisoners will be in real danger, and if the month of Ramadan comes, the Israeli cabinet will be in a more difficult situation.
Three days ago, Reuters reported, quoting an American official, that a potential cease-fire agreement is being formed in Gaza if Hamas agrees to release prisoners.
He claims that Israel has agreed to the principle of the cease-fire agreement in Gaza and that the ball is in Hamas’s court to reach a cease-fire.
Last week, Joe Biden expressed hope for a ceasefire in Gaza by this week and claimed that Israel is ready to end the war if an agreement is reached to release the hostages during Ramadan.
Biden further claimed: Israel has committed to evacuate a large percentage of Rafah’s population before military operations begin.