Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar wants to prolong the war and civilian suffering in Gaza to improve his position in ceasefire negotiations and ensure that his terror group can rebuild its military power, according to a document found on the terrorist’s computer and seen by German newspaper Bild, which also describes how the suffering of Israeli hostages held captive in Gaza should be used to pressure the Israeli public.
Just a few days ago, news was circulated that “90%” of the agreement between Israel and Hamas for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the release of hostages held captive since October 7 in the Palestinian enclave had been defined. Three key points of the agreement: the arrival of humanitarian aid in Gaza, a prisoner exchange and the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Strip. “These are mainly the three components of the agreement,” a senior US official told reporters. “The agreement is made up of a total of 18 paragraphs. Fourteen are concluded.”
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According to the report published by the German daily, the document also describes how international public opinion should be manipulated against Israel and how Arab countries should be induced to protect Hamas from further incursions of the IDF into Gaza, calling on them to deploy along the border of the strip after the completion of the first phase of the ceasefire, currently under negotiation. The document, personally approved by Sinwar, reveals that the Palestinian terrorist group does not seek a quick end to the war nor does it care in the least about the suffering of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, which is not even mentioned.
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2024-09-08 08:23:11
