PNN – Security officials of the Zionist regime emphasized that if this regime does not reach an agreement with the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), the Zionist prisoners will not return alive from the Gaza Strip.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the American newspaper “Wall Street Journal” quoted Zionist security officials and wrote: If we do not reach an agreement with the Hamas movement soon, most of the prisoners will be killed and will not return alive.
According to this report, most of the Zionist security officials believe that reaching an agreement is the only way to return the remaining 105 prisoners in Gaza who were captured in the Al-Aqsa storm operation.
A former intelligence officer of the Zionist regime also pointed to this issue and said: If we do not reach an agreement, most of the prisoners will not return to Israel (the occupied territories).
Pointing to the needs of the Israeli regime for detailed intelligence data about the prisoners, this intelligence official emphasized: There is no means to know the details of the location of the prisoners and prison guards.
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Previously, the heads of the security and intelligence agencies of the Zionist regime had warned Benjamin Netanyahu that the time to reach an agreement with Hamas for the exchange of prisoners is coming to an end.
Zionist security officials added that the price of delay and insistence on some specific issues in the negotiations may be the killing of prisoners.
These security officials emphasized that the return of the Zionist prisoners from the Gaza Strip will not be achieved by force and through military pressure.
Despite Netanyahu’s disruption, indirect talks between the Palestinian resistance and Hamas continue in Cairo.
Egypt is also against the presence of the occupying regime in the Salah al-Din axis, and on Monday night, an Egyptian source said that Cairo is against the presence of the Zionist regime in this axis and demands the withdrawal of this regime’s army from this axis and the Rafah crossing.
The previous meeting of the mediating parties to end the war against the Gaza Strip was held last Friday in Doha, Qatar.
Although the media of the Zionist regime and some American officials spoke about the progress in the new round of negotiations in Doha, the sources of the Hamas movement denied the claim and said that the negotiations did not yield any results.
The Hamas movement emphasizes the need to put pressure on Netanyahu’s cabinet to agree to the previously agreed proposal.
Experts believe that in the case of a ceasefire, Netanyahu’s cabinet will fall and he will be tried for financial corruption and the failure of the Palestinian resistance in the Al-Aqsa storm operation, so he wants the war to continue.