Hebrew circles warn about new ghettos in Gaza.
According to Al Jazeera, the Zionist media discussed the possible details of the prisoner exchange agreement with Hamas in the event of the resumption of negotiations and mentioned names that may become another Yahya Sanwari after his release.
Political analysts have also warned about the cost that the Zionist regime will have to pay if the war with Lebanon’s Hezbollah continues.
In response to the exchange of prisoners and the failure of Hamas to return to the rule of Gaza if the war stops and the Zionist army withdraws from the Gaza Strip, Marco Murano, the former commander of the 504th Brigade, announced that Hamas “will not return to rule, because practically in all areas It is ready.”
Murano said the Israelis should understand that accepting an agreement that would return the situation to the conditions before October 7, 2023, would mean the start of a countdown to a new round of conflict.
He clarified that accepting the release of Palestinian prisoners in any agreement “means rebuilding Hamas with our own hands and with special forces.”
Elior Levy, head of political affairs at the Zionist Kan channel, had a similar opinion and said that Abdullah Barghouti and Ibrahim Hamed, who planned the Park Hotel attack, could become the “new Yahya al-Sanwar” and lead Hamas.
Critical situation in Lebanon
On the Lebanese front, reporter Kidon Sharon stated that Israel “always knows how to get into Lebanon but never knows how to get out.”
He added: “We are all shocked because we were successful in the beginning, but now we are killing four or five a day, and the situation will become more difficult in the coming days.”
Nir Dafouri, a military affairs reporter on Zionist Channel 12, reported that 23 Zionists were killed in the last week, 16 of whom were from the reserve forces.
He added that this situation has put a lot of pressure on the army and requires 5,000 soldiers (10 battalions) and declared that “it is necessary to examine the situation of Haredim who do not carry this burden.”
Alon Bendavid, military correspondent of Zionist Channel 13, said that the words of army officials about the end of operations in Lebanon are statements addressed to political leaders.
He pointed out that Yoaf Gallant, the Minister of War of the Zionist regime, is working in this direction because everything that could be achieved in Lebanon has been achieved.
Ben-David claimed that staying in the war after achieving the stated goals “means paying more costs than the benefits” and the military is telling the political leadership: “Take this list of achievements and come to a better political agreement.”
In the end, he said that there is no point in continuing the operation or expanding it, because even if we destroy 200 villages, there are still 200 more villages, all of which are full of Hezbollah members, and this situation is endless.