OR Hamas delivers today to Israel The corpses of the other four hostages with Israel opening up the passage to Rafa, but Benyamin Netanyahu insists on Hamas’s disarmament “otherwise he will break hell”.
The Israeli government will open the border crossing to Rafa, at the Gaza Strip border with Egypt, to allow the transfer of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian enclave, after the return of the relics of four Israeli hostages today.
Still decided to cancel the measures including a half -lorry reduction With the aid entering the area, according to the same source.
On the other hand, Benyamin Netanyahu calls for the terms that Donald Trump has proposed, noting that Hamas should deliver her weapons and disarm, otherwise “hell will break”.
Netanyahu, in an interview with the US Network CBS News, said he was optimistic about the next phase of the peace deal between Israel and Hamas, however, did not hide his reservations
“We agreed, let’s finish the first part and now let’s give a chance to complete the second part,” he said.
Now that the living hostages have returned, Netanyahu has said that the next step should be demilitarization and disarmament.
“First, Hamas must hand over her weapons. And secondly, you need to make sure there are no gun factories in the gauze. There is no weapons smuggling in Gaza. This is disarmament »he said.
Hamas’s disarmament, which is a key point in the Trump plan is a “thorn” in the deal, as the organization has so far refused to deliver its weapons. On Saturday, a Hamas senior official said disarmament is “excluded”, adding: “The request to deliver our weapons is not negotiable.”
The US president warned on Tuesday that if Hamas is not disarmed, “we will disarm it. And that will happen quickly and maybe violently, “he said. “But they will be disarmed.”
Commenting on Donald Trump’s position, Netanyahu said that if Hamas does not hand over her weapons “he will break hell”.
“Well, I hope this doesn’t happen. I hope we do it peacefully. We are definitely ready to do it ”, said Netanyahu.
The deal, the Trump government, secured the liberation of all 20 living Israeli hostages in an exchange of nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners from Israel.
In the question of what he would need to declare the end of the war, the Israeli prime minister replied: “I believe that, in the near future, not only For Israel but also for the free world and the civilized world, You need to maintain your ability to defend yourself because freedom is not permanent, nor automatic. If you cannot defend free societies, they will be reached by authoritarian or totalitarian regimes. “
Commenting on the journalist’s view that this sounds like Israel wanting to be in war for another 100 years, Netanyahu disagreed, saying that “the way to gain peace is through power” and promoting the normalization agreements that Trump mediated and signed by 20. It has recently been suspended indefinitely.
“I think we have the opportunity to make peace with many, many more,” he adds. “And that, I think, would be the greatest gift we can offer to the people of Israel, the peoples of the region and the peoples of the world.”
When asked about what Trump himself said in Knenett on Monday that he is not “the easiest person to work together”, Netanyahu replies: “Well, I hope he says this because I’m very tough on issues about the future of my country. When I believe that what my I am asked to do it, I say it, and when I think I have to say “no”, I say it. And this is my job. My job is to protect the Jewish state and secure the future of the Jewish people. “