America develops an alternative plan for Israel's military failure in Gaza and begins forming a rapid intervention force in Gaza

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Starting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said that the government had not concluded any hostage or prisoner exchange deal with the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip, stressing that the war on the Strip would continue “until the hostages are liberated and the operation achieves its goals.” Netanyahu explained, during a joint press conference with Defense Minister Yoav Galant and Defense Council Minister Benny Gantz, that “there are several rumors regarding the issue of detainees in Gaza, but so far no deal has been concluded with the Hamas movement regarding them.”

The Israeli Prime Minister indicated that "the war on the Gaza Strip will not stop at the present time," stressing that "there will be a ceasefire only for limited periods, and this will not happen until after the elimination of Hamas in the Strip." For his part, Gantz said: “We have decades to dismantle Hamas, and we do not have time to bring in the kidnapped people, but this does not negate the objectives of the operation, which are to abolish the movement’s rule and destroy its capabilities and leaders wherever they are found.”

Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israeli cities and towns around Gaza on October 7, killing more than 1,400 people and taking more than 240 Israelis hostage, according to the Israeli authorities, while Tel Aviv responded with air and artillery strikes, in addition to a ground incursion, killing more. 12,000 so far, including more than 5,000 children, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Regarding the "Al-Shifa" complex, Netanyahu said, "The international community demanded that Israel not enter the medical complex, but the (Israeli) government refused to do so."

The Israeli Prime Minister stressed that “the United States and the countries of the world are putting great pressure on us, but we will continue the war,” noting at the same time that Tel Aviv agreed to Washington’s request to bring two fuel trucks daily into Gaza. On Wednesday, Israeli forces, backed by dozens of tanks, armored vehicles, and dozens of commandos, stormed the Al-Shifaa complex and began searching the departments and interrogating the people inside them. A soldier shouted in broken Arabic, demanding the surrender of all those over 16 years old, raising their hands above their heads. And leaving the building. Regarding the internal protests from the families of detainees and prisoners, Netanyahu said that he saw the march of the families of the kidnapped, and “I tell them that I am walking with you, and until this moment there is no deal,” explaining that “I requested that the families of the prisoners meet with the war council, in order to see what is happening.” We do it within the council.”

In turn, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant said during the press conference that every effort will be made to return the prisoners held by Hamas, noting that the movement is losing leadership headquarters, and we will continue to direct strikes against it. He noted that he met with the families of detainees in Gaza, and informed them that returning them to Israel was a top priority.

On the other hand, ABC reported, citing informed sources, that the administration of US President Joe Biden is working on preparing several plans for prisoner liberation operations in the Gaza Strip. The channel said that although “hostage rescue missions are always risky, and the United States believes that the deal is the best option for releasing large numbers of prisoners, the sources say that tactical plans are being developed for the operation in the event that circumstances change.” The channel indicated that the military or employees of the American security services "will not necessarily participate directly in such an operation, as the forces of foreign countries often implement the action plans that were drawn up with their American colleagues."

The sources confirmed to the TV channel that Israel and the Palestinian Hamas movement are considering releasing at least 50 hostages, most of them women and children, in exchange for a truce for several days. Israel informed the Qatari mediators late last Friday that it completely rejects the updated prisoner exchange deal with Hamas, which includes the release of 50 Israeli hostages being held in Gaza. This was reported by the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, noting that Israel insists on not separating detained families, and demands the release of all mothers and children detained together. Israel also expressed its willingness to be flexible regarding the number of days of the expected truce to facilitate the release of more prisoners.

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