Netanyahu is obstructing the process of ceasefire negotiations – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to Mehr news agency, the Zionist newspaper Yediot Aharonot, acknowledging the disruption of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the process of ceasefire negotiations in Gaza, wrote that the Israeli negotiating delegation that went to Cairo brought with it plans that were rejected before. had been Netanyahu has created new clauses apart from the resolved ones in order to hinder the process of reaching an agreement.

This Zionist report adds that the plan of the Israeli regime was based on digging canals on the Netansarim axis so that cars would not be allowed to pass through this axis. This Zionist media has acknowledged the unusualness of this proposal to solve the problem of Netsarim and wrote that this plan is impossible, and in addition, it has been rejected before by the opposing team and the mediators of the negotiations.

Sources familiar with the negotiation process also announced that the Israeli delegation wants to maintain its forces in 8 military points along the Philadelphia axis, and after the negotiations had reduced this number to 5 points, but the Palestinian resistance insists on a complete withdrawal from Gaza. . In addition to the Palestinians, Egypt also does not accept Israel’s military presence in this axis.

Referring to Netanyahu’s obstacles in the negotiation process, Yediot wrote, quoting these sources: People think that if we solve the problem of one clause, an agreement will be reached; But they don’t know that Netanyahu will immediately raise another clause to prevent an agreement.

Yesterday, an American official announced that the remaining points of disagreement are still very large, but it is possible to overcome these problems. According to this American source, the current proposal is for Israel to withdraw from densely populated areas in Gaza, especially in the Philadelphia axis.

The Palestinian groups hold the Zionist regime responsible for bringing the cease-fire negotiations to a dead end, and they insist on their conditions of a complete cessation of the Zionist regime’s aggression and a complete withdrawal from Gaza, and the beginning of the reconstruction of this area and the lifting of its siege along with a serious and real exchange of prisoners.