Negotiations for a prisoner deal: Despite reports that Hamas is abandoning its demand for a full ceasefire as a condition for the deal, Israeli sources say that the organization has not given up on this demand. This is at a time when Israel is in no way prepared for a full ceasefire. In other words, on the main issue of disagreement, the gaps cannot be bridged at this stage. Therefore, in the current situation, the assessment is that there is no possibility of a deal.
Netanyahu: "We see the possibility of maybe a move, I don't want to create expectation" \\ GPO
Today (Sunday) at 20:30 the War Cabinet will meet to discuss the deal. Tomorrow morning, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will participate in a debt committee and on Tuesday evening the expanded cabinet will chair, where they will continue to discuss the deal.
Two weeks ago, Hamas announced that the various Palestinian factions agreed that there would be no prisoner and abductee deal until the war was completely stopped. According to the organization's statement, "there is a Palestinian national decision that talks will not be held on the exchange of prisoners or prisoners until the Israeli offensive is completely stopped."
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