Netanyahu and falsifying facts

While the resistance has provided a model of how to apply moral and ethical commitment and transform it into facts on the ground, and lessons from which the world can learn, in its nobility and ethics, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues his games and false propaganda through which he seeks to change and falsify the facts.

After the resistance agreed with the mediators to oblige Israel to implement the relief protocol, including the entry of heavy equipment and machinery into the Strip to begin the process of removing the rubble, and increasing the rate of aid entry to reach the agreed-upon limit, and the necessity of Israel’s commitment not to violate the agreement and to proceed with its stages and the exchange deal, we find that Israel has not committed to anything so far, and instead of fulfilling its promises to the mediators, Netanyahu appears, after implementing the sixth batch of the exchange deal in its first stage, claiming that the reinforcement of the Israeli army forces around the Gaza Strip, and the firm position of US President Trump, led to the release of three hostages yesterday, despite Hamas’ previous refusal to release them.

If we knock on the door of truth, the mediators actually agreed with Hamas to achieve the Palestinian demands and conditions, so Hamas agreed to reactivate the exchange program, which resulted in a smooth and quick release yesterday, and Israeli circles admitted that Hamas ultimately imposed conditions obligating Israel to what was agreed upon, but Netanyahu is clearly trying to preserve his arrogance and pride by not declaring the agreement, and therefore he insists on favoring his extremist ministers in an effort to maintain his presence at the head of the government, and he is also deliberately stirring up problems and sedition, and he is not seeking at all to head to the second phase negotiations to hold Hamas responsible, knowing that the Israeli street is well aware that Netanyahu is the one who does not want the exchange deal.

Netanyahu continues to seek the help of the United States, and through it he is pressuring for an additional exchange in the coming days, with the aim of releasing the six living prisoners included in the first phase, and he announces his approval for the entry of mobile homes into Gaza if the aforementioned release process is carried out, noting that the mobile homes were supposed to enter Gaza with the start of the implementation of the agreement, and all of these steps and others are being made by Netanyahu to impede the smooth arrival to the second phase, which he cannot move to except by the resignation of his government.

The Palestinian Pride Festival continues despite everything, and freedom embraces the liberated prisoners in scenes that inspire pride and honor in their achievements and sacrifices, despite the failed attempts of the prison administration to restrict their freedom and prevent them from life, and yesterday providing them with clothes bearing the phrases (We will not forget.. We will not forgive) a step that a large number of Israeli analysts described as stupid, and it was aimed at undermining the determination of our brave prisoners who responded to these provocations in an appropriate manner.