PNN – The Reuters news agency claimed in a report that the Hamas movement has agreed to the release of 34 Zionist prisoners whose list was provided by the Zionist regime.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network from Al-Ain base, an official of the Hamas movement in an interview with Reuters added that any agreement is conditional on the withdrawal of the Zionist regime from the Gaza Strip and the establishment of a permanent ceasefire.
Al-Ain news site wrote that the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that despite the publication of this news, the Hamas movement has not yet provided any list containing the names of Israeli prisoners.
On Sunday night, the media of the Zionist regime announced the progress of the prisoner exchange negotiations with Hamas, but announced that it is still too early to talk about an agreement.
The American website Axios wrote in a report quoting an American official who asked not to be named: McGurk has arrived in the capital of Qatar to join the Gaza ceasefire talks, so that if the negotiations do not lead to an agreement in the next few weeks, the continuation of the negotiations will be left to the next government.
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Also, according to the reports of the Zionist media, David Bernia, the head of the Israeli intelligence agency (Mossad), will go to Doha tomorrow (Monday) to continue the prisoner exchange negotiations with Hamas.
Channel 12 of the Zionist regime, quoting unnamed Israeli sources, announced that there has been a great progress in the negotiations.
These sources added: Many successes have been achieved, but there is still a long way to go to reach an agreement.
In a statement on Friday, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced the resumption of indirect negotiations with the Zionist regime in Doha, the capital of Qatar.
In this statement, Hamas added that this movement emphasizes its seriousness and positivity in these negotiations as in the past and tries to reach an agreement as soon as possible that will fulfill the expectations and goals of the resilient and patient people of the Gaza Strip.
Hamas added: Considering the genocide and ethnic cleansing by the occupation regime of Israel, the most important priorities of this movement are to stop the aggression and protect its people.
The movement indicated that the current round of negotiations would focus on reaching an agreement that would lead to a full ceasefire and the withdrawal of occupying forces from the Gaza Strip, with clearly defined implementation details.