Tel Aviv’s new plan is to get rid of al-Sinwar and Mohammad al-Dhaif.
Tel Aviv, which has not been able to eliminate the military leaders of Hamas by carrying out numerous assassination plans and bombarding Gaza for 80 days, has thought of deporting them to another country.
Zionist media sources claim that Tel Aviv is considering a new option regarding the fate of the two main Hamas military commanders in Gaza. The Times of Israel, quoting informed sources, claimed that Tel Aviv is considering the option of not assassinating the leader of Hamas in Gaza, Yahya al-Sanwar, and the commander of Kataib al-Qassam, Muhammad al-Dhaif, and granting them immunity to immigrate to another country in exchange for the release of their prisoners. While, according to “Michael Kobi”, Al-Sanwar’s interrogator during captivity, Tel Aviv does well in that he believes in the necessity of “the destruction of Israel, submission has no place in his dictionary and he will fight until the last bullet”.
This newspaper quoted Israel TV and wrote that Israeli sources, who asked not to be named, emphasize that the security and political commanders are investigating this issue, while up to this moment, no other concrete proposal has been made in this regard, and Tel Aviv continues to It emphasizes the objectives of its military operations in the Gaza war, which is the destruction of Hamas and its military power and the disintegration of the leadership of this movement.
While the Times claims to exile these Hamas leaders abroad, since 2011, Israel has repeatedly promised to hunt down and eliminate Yahya al-Sanwar and al-Daif, and has prepared and implemented numerous assassination plans against them, which have failed until today. Now, after 80 days of the Gaza war and the failure to achieve the declared goals, it is looking to move them outside of Gaza to achieve achievements. But al-Sanwar, who is on the verge of 60 years, has appeared freely among the people of Gaza all these years and called the occupiers to fight and emphasized that martyrdom is his wish.
While some Israeli media continue to use old techniques to deceive public opinion and insinuate that Hamas leaders are in a weak position and may be willing to release Israeli prisoners in exchange for survival, the regime’s radio and television organization Just last Friday, the Zionist announced in a report that the leader of Hamas in Gaza has an “organized plan” to end the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, which began on October 7. The plan “includes the withdrawal of army forces as part of a long-term ceasefire agreement and the retention of some Israeli hostages as a bargaining chip in the future.”
Al-Jazeera wrote today that Al-Sanwar recently announced in an important and long message to the head and members of the political office of Hamas abroad, that Kitaib al-Qassam is a fierce, violent battle, amid the whispers of Tel Aviv and Qatari and Egyptian mediators to establish humanitarian and temporary ceasefires in Gaza. and has launched an unprecedented attack against the occupying forces and the Zionist army has suffered heavy losses of life and equipment. Al-Qassam continues on his way to crush the occupation army and does not submit to the conditions of the occupation.