Will Netanyahu’s delay in negotiating a swap deal lead to an all-out war in the region?!

Are you the leader of Netanyahu’s delays in negotiating a deal? exchange The region is heading towards all-out war?!
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Safar 1446
May 8, 2024 AD
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Newspaper reports "Jerusalem Post" In a report I published, US President Joe Biden changed the tone of his speech to Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the prisoner exchange agreement negotiations.

The channel reported that Netanyahu told Biden during the call: "We are sending a delegation to follow up on the details."Biden responded: "Stop fooling me.".

Biden and senior US officials are reportedly extremely frustrated by the impact of the two Zionist assassinations in Beirut and Tehran.

The opposition stems from the U.S. belief that Netanyahu concealed his plans to carry out the assassination from Biden, and he impressed last week by responding to the U.S. president’s request to focus on reaching a deal on Gaza, the newspaper reported.

In addition to the obvious tensions between Netanyahu, Biden and U.S. officials, new information about rising tensions emerged from discussions between Netanyahu and Zionist security leaders over the swap deal.

Zionist Army Chief of Staff Herzi Halevy told Netanyahu that the prisoner exchange agreement was conditional, adding "I think it is right to negotiate and get the best outcome".

Halevi stressed: "Until then we will continue to put pressure on Hamas, and after the agreement is reached, we can turn our attention to the north. Regarding the Philadelphia axis, I suggest not to let it become an obstacle to our repatriation of 30 prisoners in the first stage, half of whom are women."

Housing Minister Yoav Gallant supported Halevy’s request, saying:"For moral and strategic reasons, I think we have to look at this deal as an opportunity, no deal will be done under the conditions that I have set, and as you know, there are no security reasons to postpone the deal, and since we are speaking. Frankly, I will tell you, Mr. Netanyahu, that your considerations are not in the interest of the deal.".

A source familiar with the hostage deal negotiations told the channel "12": "It is a courtesy visit, a waste of time, and Netanyahu’s current stance will not lead to real progress."Following these reports, the Prime Minister’s Office reiterated Netanyahu’s statement that he hoped the United States would not interfere in Zionist politics. "Leaks and false reports from anonymous media sources misled the public".

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