Why Hamas cannot be trusted with their alleged hostage deal proposals
0 Comments Published by Avi Green on Monday, March 03, 2025 at 1:05 PM.
The IDF/government wisely doesn't trust Hamas with its alleged deals on hostages:
Israel refuses to accept Hamas' demands to end the war in exchange for all hostages, citing a fundamental lack of trust that the organization would honor such an agreement. A diplomatic source told Israel Hayom that Hamas leadership understands the remaining hostages represent their final insurance policy against complete destruction.This is all why, terrible a situation as it is, we can't let this continue. The Hamas must be brought down for good.
"It is unrealistic to expect they would genuinely commit to an agreement, or subsequently honor it, if it includes releasing all hostages," the source explained, as Israel and the terrorist organization appear deadlock over the talks to proceed to Phase 2 of the hostage deal, days after Phase 1 was completed. The diplomatic source believes Hamas will instead employ delay tactics during negotiations or demand robust international guarantees, such as a Security Council resolution, that would effectively prevent Israel from resuming military operations afterward.
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