America is screaming after revealing the true plan of Israel led by Netanyahu inside the Gaza Strip

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said that Israel would assume “comprehensive security responsibility” in Gaza for an “indefinite period” after the end of the war. Netanyahu added, in an interview broadcast on ABC, that Gaza should be governed by “those who do not want to continue in the Hamas way,” and continued: “I believe that Israel will assume, for an indefinite period, comprehensive security responsibility because we have seen what happens when we do not have it.”

He stressed that Israel will not allow a general ceasefire until all the hostages held by the Hamas movement are released. Netanyahu said: “There will be no ceasefire without the release of our hostages.” However, he stated that he is “open to short pauses.” . “In terms of small tactical pauses, an hour here, an hour there. We have had them before, I think we will check the conditions in order to enable the entry of goods for humanitarian purposes, or the arrival of our hostages,” he said. “But I don’t think there will be a pause.” A year of shooting.” Netanyahu also touched on the role of Iran and Hezbollah in the conflict, warning them against “getting more involved,” and said: “I think they realized that if they entered the war in a major way, the response would be very strong, and I hope they will not commit this.” The error".

In response to Netanyahu's comments, the White House said it "does not believe that Israeli forces should reoccupy Gaza." John Kirby, coordinator of strategic communications at the White House National Security Council, confirmed on CNN This Morning that this step: “is not good for the Israeli people.” Kirby added: “President (Joe Biden) still believes that the reoccupation of Gaza by Israeli forces is not a good thing, and this is not in Israel’s interest.” He continued: “One of the conversations that Secretary of State Anthony Blinken had in the region was: What does Gaza look like after the conflict? What does governance in Gaza look like?” He added: “Whatever the case is, it cannot be as it was on October 6 (before the attack). Hamas on Israel) cannot be Hamas."

Axios had reported, citing American and Israeli officials, that US President Joe Biden called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a call last Monday, to agree to stop fighting in Gaza for three days to allow progress in releasing some hostages held by Hamas. .

The website stated that an American official informed it that the United States, Israel and Qatar are discussing a proposal under which Hamas would release between 10 and 15 hostages, and that it would take advantage of the three-day cessation of fighting to verify the identities of all the hostages and provide a list of the names of the people it is holding. In the same context, Politico magazine said that the US administration has become confident that Israel has become closer, albeit slightly, to implementing its proposal of the necessity of implementing “humanitarian truces,” based on statements by high-level American officials.

The American and Israeli officials stated that Netanyahu told Biden during the call that he does not trust Hamas’ intentions and does not believe it is ready to agree to a deal regarding the hostages. The Israeli prime minister also made clear that Tel Aviv may lose its current international support for the operation if fighting stops for three days, officials said. The Israeli official told Axios that part of Netanyahu's reservations about Biden's request is due to the fact that "Hamas attacked a group of Israeli soldiers, kidnapped one of them, and killed several other people during a humanitarian truce during the 2014 war." Netanyahu's office declined a request for comment from the site, and the White House referred Axios to a statement issued after Tuesday's call between Biden and Netanyahu, which stated that the two sides "discussed ongoing efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas." Pointing out that he does not comment on Biden's private conversations. Later, on Tuesday, Biden confirmed that he had asked Netanyahu for a temporary halt to the fighting in Gaza during a phone call on Monday.

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