The Israeli government indicated that a new round of negotiations with Hamas had begun. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he instructed the negotiating team regarding Israel’s position not to end military operations in the Gaza Strip.
During a press conference on December 16, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke out and emphasized that the military operations in Gaza are a war for the country’s survival. The battle must continue until victory is achieved. Gaza must be a zone free of armed groups. Including being under the control of Israel.
Prime Minister Netanyahu stressed that despite calls for a ceasefire by Israel and the withdrawal of forces, military measures in Gaza will continue.
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Because it is an effective way to pressure Hamas to release the hostages. He has already confirmed this to the Israeli negotiating team. Because it is an important issue
The Israeli leader’s statement prompted many media outlets to speculate that a new round of negotiations is underway. After last Friday an error occurred during operations in the Gaza Strip. As a result, Israeli soldiers killed three hostages on Friday. Because of a misunderstanding
News reports say that last Friday evening, Mr. David Parnia, director of the Mossad intelligence service, traveled to Europe to meet with Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abab, playing the role of Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani in Qatar. A major role in the negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
In addition, Egyptian security sources, another important mediating country, said that Israel had expressed its desire for a ceasefire and its willingness to exchange Palestinian prisoners for hostages.
However, Hamas insists that there will be no negotiations. Or hostages will be exchanged if Israel does not immediately stop all its attacks on the Palestinians.
Meanwhile, the world’s largest international shipping companies, Denmark’s Misk and Germany’s Hapak Lloyd, issued two statements at the same time. Suspending navigation through the Red Sea Road due to the tense atmosphere in the region
Hapak Lloyd’s statement said that it would suspend sailing using the aforementioned route until December 18. The time period has not been clearly determined yet.
There have been movements between the two companies. After Houthi forces in Yemen launched a missile that hit a Hapak-Lloyd cargo ship called “Al-Jasra,” a ship flying the Liberian flag. While sailing through the Red Sea traveling from Greece to Singapore last Friday, Hapak Lloyd said the boat was damaged. Unfortunately, no crew members were killed or injured. The ship can continue its voyage safely.
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