Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu published a new list this Sunday four “non-negotiable” conditions with the aim of establishing new contacts with Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) For possible release of hostages held in Gaza Strip.

“Any agreement would allow Israel to return to the fight until its military objectives are achieved.”This is the first statement.

“Hamas will not be able to carry out arms trade across the Gaza-Egypt border” This is the second one.

The third one indicates that“The return of thousands of armed terrorists to the northern Gaza Strip will be impossible” and the latter indicates that “Israel will maximize the number of live hostages returned from Hamas captivity”the newspaper reports The Times of Israel.

This list confirms The Israeli government’s refusal to halt the ground offensive in Rafah claiming that “this is what brought Hamas back to the negotiating table.”

Netanyahu “Continues to firmly defend the principles that have already been agreed upon by Israel,” the statement said, concluding with a reminder that “This framework was agreed upon by Israel and approved by President (of the United States Joe) Biden.” And “Will allow Israel to return the hostages without compromising other war aims.

Opposition leader’s response Yair Lapidit was immediate. He questioned the appropriateness of this publication in the midst of contacts.

“I have an answer to the statement of the Prime Minister’s Office: why is this necessary? We are at a critical stage of negotiations. The lives of the hostages depend on it. Why broadcast these provocative messages. How does this contribute to the process?– he noted.

(according to information from Europe Press)