Recent discussions on Gaza ceasefire and a potential prisoner swap have intensified as reports surface regarding disagreements within the Israeli Prime Minister’s negotiation team. Tensions are rising over key issues including the Philadelphi Corridor, the Rafah crossing, and Gazans’ access to the northern part of the Strip.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s insistence on keeping Israeli forces in the Philadelphi Corridor is causing friction. Negotiators warn that this stance could jeopardize the entire process, with Hamas deeming these matters crucial. Both sides recognize the importance of finding a resolution amidst the delicate negotiations.

Mediators’ Guarantees

As talks progress, mediators have proposed guarantees to Hamas, which include the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Philadelphi Corridor. Other assurances focus on ongoing negotiations, improving prisoner exchange conditions, and enhancing relief efforts in Gaza.

Post-War Scenarios

The Palestinian resistance envisions various scenarios post-ceasefire, outlining plans for a potential national accord government, interim administration, or expanded municipal structure in the Gaza Strip. These scenarios highlight the complexity of the situation and the need for strategic planning moving forward.

The Gigantic Axis of Resistance

Amidst the conflict, there are growing concerns within the US administration regarding the strength of the Axis of Resistance. This regional alliance poses challenges for both Israel and the US, with implications on military bases and strategic plans in the region. The outcome of this battle could have far-reaching consequences for all parties involved.

Source: Al-Manar English Website