Israel is getting closer and closer to its objective: finding and releasing the hostages held by Hamas. Israel Security Forces spokesman Daniel Hagari, during a press conference, showed images of the basement of the Rantisi hospital in Gaza City and said the army had evidence that hostages were being held there: “Underneath the hospital In the basement, we found a Hamas command and control center, suicide vests, grenades, AK-47 assault rifles, explosive devices, RPGs and other weapons.”
However, negotiations for the release of the hostages were not resolved. Among these, the White House said there is also a 3-year-old American child whose parents were killed in the October 7 attack. The Palestinian terrorist group reiterated that the prisoner exchange can only take place if it is “complete”, that is, with the release of all detained Palestinians. Meanwhile, intelligence officials who spoke to the Washington Post revealed how Hamas planned to provoke conflict not only in Israel, but throughout the region with the October 7 attack. According to the American newspaper, the intention of the Palestinian militias was to launch an attack of historic proportions against Israel in the hope of provoking an unprecedented response from Tel Aviv.
Source: IL Tempo
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