2024-05-09 03:37:23
The media shared new details about the Israeli government‘s reaction to the US decision to cut off supplies, as well as regarding negotiations with the terrorist group Hamas.
Thus, according to an Israeli official in a commentary to NBC, the Israeli government is very disappointed by the US decision to stop arms supplies to Israel.
“This comes at a time when tensions are already high, after Israel felt betrayed by Washington’s acceptance of Hamas’s ceasefire proposal, which is the opposite of Israel’s,” the Israeli official was quoted as saying in the media.
In addition, amid suspicions that the Joe Biden administration has concluded a “deal” with Hamas behind Israel’s back, the media write that Jerusalem will demand that in any deal reached, all parties involved, including mediators, clearly understand that when the truce ends, hostilities will be resumed.
Earlier, a source in the Hamas terrorist group commented on negotiations with Israel. According to him, the first round in Cairo has come to an end, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is “trying to buy time.” He clarified that the terrorist organization will review its position after the round, and “everything will not be the same as it was before the Rafah invasion.”
Kursor also reported that Netanyahu will inform CIA chief William Burns that Israel will not accept Hamas’ offer and will continue the operation in Rafah.