THE Hamas Terrorists Have Met Their Challenges to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, where a massive demonstration took place this weekend demanding the return of the hostages, captured on the day of the massacre of October 7, 2023. The terrorists published images on Telegram with the last messages of the six executed hostages, whose bodies were recovered by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip, given Netanyahu’s refusal to let Hamas maintain control of the border with Egypt. The autopsy shows that Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eden Yerushalmi, Ori Danino, Alex LobanovCarmel Gat and Almog Sarusi were murdered in cold blood between 48 and 72 hours before their bodies were discovered. This proves that Hamas has no intention of committing to the latest ceasefire conditions proposed by the United States.
It is not known when the images were taken.but Hamas assured that it was “the promotion of an expanded video that will be published soon, in which the hostages appear.” The terrorists have already published similar videos of the hostages they are holding, in which Israel says it is psychological warfare.
between tears, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu apologized to the families of the hostages on Monday.although he insisted that he could not budge on the issue of maintaining an Israeli defense force in the Philadelphia corridor, despite being warned that this could make the Agreement reached for return of 101 Gaza captives.
Why does Hamas want the border with Egypt?
Hamas has controlled the border with Egypt since 2007, which it uses to accumulate an arsenal of rockets, used during the massacre of October 7, 2023. Hamas has refused to cede the Philadelphia Corridor, as the border with Egypt is called, Netzarim and Rafah, routes used by terrorists to bring their arsenal to Gaza.
Netanyahu wants Hamas terrorists to get out of these corridors controlled by the Israeli army to prevent the terrorists from dominating Gaza. Hamas currently controls the central area of the Gaza camps; Bureij, Maghazi, Deir al-Balah and Nuseirat, as well as the areas of northern Gaza and Khan Yunis. On the other hand, Hamas’ control has been partially slowed by the Israeli army in the corridors of southern Gaza and by Netzarim in the center. Hamas considers it essential to control the Egyptian border and the aforementioned corridors for its return to Gaza.
