AMMAN — According to retired Major General
Wassef Erekat, a Palestinian military expert, he asserted that while Hamas had
reached a consensus on a ten-day truce concluding next Sunday, Israel’s
apparent reluctance for a truce is a tactical move to enhance its negotiation
conditions.
اضافة اعلان
In an interview with Jo24, Erekat stated that
the occupation is particularly eager for a truce following its
military setbacks in Gaza. Despite a ground incursion and the presence of tanks in the
Strip, Erekat highlighted significant losses and a pronounced moral decline,
resulting in a global backlash against the occupying entity, as reported by
Jo24.
Erekat warned of the dangers associated with
the occupation forces remaining in Gaza, emphasizing that their presence would
sustain tension, making it unacceptable to the resistance and hindering the
return of settlers to secure areas, ultimately
undermining Israeli interests.
He pointed out the Israeli administration's
lack of direction and viable solutions, leading them to focus on truces and
prisoner exchanges due to the absence of a clear strategy to address the
current situation in Gaza. According to Erekat, this is indicative of a
significant failure, highlighting their inability to navigate the impasse they
find themselves in.
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