The White House: It is not in Israel’s interest to open a war front in the north.
The spokesman of the White House emphasized that it is not in the interest of the Zionist regime to open a war front in the north with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The spokesman of the White House announced on Monday evening that the United States supports the right of the Zionist regime to defend itself against Hamas.
In the continuation of his speech, he claimed that Washington continues to call for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.
The American official said that the number of American citizens who left Gaza through the Rafah crossing has reached 800 people and that Washington is still trying to free the prisoners in Gaza.
He added: “We are working day and night to reach an agreement about the hostages and we believe that we are closer than ever to an agreement.”
The spokesman of the White House said: “Hospitals should not be battlefields and we have made the position of the United States clear in this regard.”
He continued: “We will do our best to negotiate the release of the hostages, and the implementation of any agreement depends on the adherence of all parties to their obligations.”
The spokesman of the White House emphasized: “The expansion of the current conflict is not in anyone’s interest and it is not in Israel’s interest to open a war front in the north.”
He emphasized: “Negotiations regarding the release of hostages in Gaza are nearing their end.”
It was an hour ago that the Zionist Radio and Television Organization claimed on Monday evening that this regime had given the green light to the agreement to exchange soldiers and was waiting for the response of the Hamas movement.
Meanwhile, Zaher Jabarin, the head of the Office of Martyrs, Injured, and Prisoners in the Hamas movement, says that the Zionist regime has been wasting its time regarding the ceasefire until now.
Stating that Hamas has determined the general framework for the implementation of any ceasefire agreement, Jabarin emphasized that this agreement must be fully implemented.