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A Hamas official said the desperation of the terrorist group caused by the coronavirus can create an opportunity to save the release of Israeli prisoners.
A prisoner exchange agreement between Israel and the terrorist organization Hamas could end soon, the Arab news reported gaza-press. com.
A senior Hamas official in the Gaza Strip told him that he believed that an agreement would lead to the return of Israeli civilians and that the remains of two Israeli infantrymen held through Hamas could be reached in the short to long term after the two sides reached an agreement. ceasefire agreement to end the incendiary attack in Gaza.
According to the official, the recent coronavirus outbreak in the Gaza Strip has created a window of opportunity for the bodies of IDF infantrymen Hadar Goldin and Oron Shaul, as well as for civilians Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, any of whom are still alive. . Yahya Sinwar, Hamas’ leader in Gaza, fears that the terrorist organization will be blamed if the band’s fitness scenario deteriorates.
The source also said Sinwar sought to provide the public with as many economic achievements as possible, such as Qatari aid for the salaries of public officials and needy families, and the gym in the face of a shortage of medical personnel, medical devices and medicines to combat coronavirus.
The refusal to launch rockets at Israel this week, even in retaliation for an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, is evidence of Sinwar’s desperation, the official said.