Israeli and international newspapers have focused their attention on accelerating developments on the ceasefire and the exchange of prisoners between Israel and the Palestinian resistance in light of the threats of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump.
The British Guardian newspaper reported that Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio insisted to join Trump on Gaza, although he was greeted by an unprecedented international conviction as ethnic purification.
The newspaper stressed that Israel sought to modify the conditions of the cease-fire agreement and cited Israeli analysts saying that Netanyahu is afraid that the second step will lead to the collapse of its coalition and the growing opportunities for his trial.
In turn, the military analyst of the Israeli newspaper Haaretz Amos Harel said in his article that Netanyahu was still able to deactivate the transition to the second stage of the Gaza Agreement.
According to Harel, Netanyahu follows a method that mixes hypocrisy to deal with Trump and to do everything in his power to hinder the cease-fire agreement and the threat of recovery of war.
The reality suggests – according to the article – that the return of the fighting “will only eliminate the remaining hostages (prisoners), because Netanyahu’s promise to put an end to the control of Hamas in Gaza will not be carried out”.
For his part, the Israeli newspaper Maariv said that the tone of the threat that Trump has adopted against Hamas puts Israel in a difficult position, “the government of Netanyahu is forced to bring all the living hostages in an agreement in line with the Hamas. “
On the other hand, Israel – according to the newspaper – is due to the threats requested by the American president “,”
As for the French newspaper Le Monde, he published an article which spoke of the need for international mobilization in favor of a two -state solution to Trump’s plan on Gaza.
The article held the international community responsible for what the Palestinians suffer today, including European countries which, according to him, have allowed the destruction of Gaza for months of war, adding that condemnation and anger are not enough Not to repel Trump’s insistence on the implementation of his plan.
In another file, the Washington Post quoted from American officials saying that freezing by Trump of foreign aid “threatens to fight terrorism worldwide because it is designed to respond to security threats.”
The speakers warned the newspaper that preventing us “could endanger the United States and its international allies”.
Source :: American press + Israeli press + British press + French press