PNN – Some news media have announced the new request of the Zionist regime to establish a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza and wrote that the US National Security Advisor will review 9 points in a meeting with the Zionist leaders in Tel Aviv.
According to Pakistan News Network, some Egyptian sources revealed to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed news-analytical website that the Zionist regime has officially requested Egypt to resume negotiations on a new humanitarian ceasefire.
At the same time, Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed website quoted Bassem Naim, one of the leaders of the Palestinian resistance, and added that there will be no negotiations before the establishment of a final and comprehensive ceasefire in Gaza.
On the other hand, some news sources reported today’s meeting between US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and the War Cabinet. Salyon won in the region now. Last night, he met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh and is going to travel to the occupied Palestinian territories. Salyon will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tomorrow.
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In this regard, in its report, Sedi News reported that Sullivan’s negotiations with the Zionists revolved around the following 9 axes.
1- The time of the end of the heavy conflict and transition to the post-war stage
2- Information about what the Zionist regime will do after Khan Yunis.
3- Consultation of the situation after the war with the occupying cabinet
4- Examining the compatibility of Israeli officials’ statements about human casualties in Gaza during the war with what happened in practice
5- Trying to create a new process of prisoner exchange agreement under American pressure
6- Opening the Karam Abu Salem crossing for larger shipments and expanding the range of humanitarian aid to Gaza
7- Examining the situation on the northern front of occupied Palestine
8- Settlers’ brutal attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank
9- Matters related to relations with the Palestinian Authority.