توقعات إسرائيلية بـ”رد سلبي” من حماس على مقترح الهدنة في غزة
ناقش كبار الوزراء الإسرائيليين خلال اجتماع مجلس الحرب، مساء الخميس، مقترح الهدنة في غزة، والذي يهدف لإطلاق سراح بعض المحتجزين لدى “حماس”، فيما كشفت مصادر عن اعتقاد سائد لدى القيادة الإسرائيلية بأن الحركة سترفض العرض الأخير.
وقال مسؤول إسرائيلي لصحيفة “تايمز أوف إسرائيل” إن هناك اعتقاداً سائداً بأن “حماس” سترفض الصفقة، وناقش مجلس الحرب هذا الاحتمال، وكذلك البدء المحتمل للعملية العسكرية التي تم التعهد بها منذ فترة طويلة في رفح، رغم الضغوط الدولية على إسرائيل.
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