An Israeli writer said that Tel Aviv is forced at this time to agree to a deal to end its war in the Gaza Strip, indicating that negotiations in this regard will resume during this week.

Writer Shimon Schaefer stated, in an article published today, Sunday, in the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, that “there are other negotiations taking place behind the scenes, about the day after the war, and how to get out of this battle that has practically been exhausted.”

He continued, saying: "At this moment, it seems that we will have to agree to a deal in which we stop the fighting, allow the Gazans to return to their homes, the Israeli army can remain in agreed-upon areas, and the Saudis participate strongly in the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, and implement their relations with Tel Aviv."

He pointed out that the deal would include the release of thousands of Palestinian prisoners, in exchange for the liberation of Israeli prisoners held by the resistance in Gaza.

Schaefer stressed that in the face of this scenario, we must demand that the election date be brought forward, to ensure that Netanyahu presents his faction to the “voter’s court.”

He added that the Israelis had fulfilled their mission assigned to them by Netanyahu, which was to support the fighting in Gaza, and it was now their turn to have their say in the elections.