According to al-Akhbar newspaper, the terrorist organization announced its readiness for a list of intended targets for release as part of a preliminary phase of the deal in exchange for information on the victims and prisoners
Sinwar visiting a construction site in the southern Gaza Strip Photo: AFP
As part of the brokerage efforts, Hamas has agreed to a list of 250 Palestinian prisoners to be released as part of the preliminary stage of the deal, in exchange for information about the prisoners Abra Mangistou and Hisham a-Sayyid and the spacecraft Hadar Goldin and Oron Saul, according to a report in the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar Terrorism in the Gaza Strip.
Recalling the Al-Aqsa TV channel two weeks ago, which dealt with the preparation of the Gaza Strip, Hamas chief Gaza Yahya Sinwar said that they would be ready for a partial concession in the context of the global crisis if Israel released prisoners and old and inmates. So over the past two weeks, reports and denials around a deal have grown.
About a week ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that prisoner and missing coordinator Yaron Blum and his team, in collaboration with the NSC and the security establishment, are ready to work to recover the voids and missing persons and end the issue, calling for immediate discourse through the mediators. " Subsequently, the Qatari newspaper "Al-Arabi al-Jadeed" states that Israel did not respond seriously to Sinwar's initiative.
According to the report, while Hamas denies negotiating a deal, which includes the release of prisoners in exchange for the release of Palestinian prisoners, including children, women and the elderly, a new broker is hoping to break through. The al-Akhbar newspaper has learned that the former German mediator who acted in a 2011 ruler deal delivered messages to Hamas and takes his job "in full seriousness." According to sources, Hamas is awaiting a response from Israel.
The sources said that Hamas announced its full readiness to execute a preliminary stage for the deal, which will include 250 prisoners in exchange for information on the fate of the prisoners and the cavalry.
This is in line with Hamas' denial of reporting in Israel on the release of children in the deal, but the sources claimed that what was proposed was information promotion while making sure not to conclude the phase before the end of 55 prisoners from a re-arrested ruler. In other words, as Sinwar pointed out in an interview with Al-Aqsa, the organization is still under a demand to release the detainees who have been arrested again.