Channel 12 reports on Israel’s alleged red lines in Gaza ceasefire negotiations:
Israel agrees to 500 trucks of aid to enter daily in a potential truce, but insists that the highly controversial US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation must continue to be the platform for distribution, as it believes this limits Hamas’s ability to hoard aid.
Terrorists from Hamas’s elite Nukhba forces will not be freed in exchange for hostages.
Israeli forces will relocate to a perimeter 800 meters from the border, inside Gaza. At some points, the perimeter will stand at 1,200 meters.
The network reports that with a deal seeming less likely in recent days, Israel is reviewing the possibility of moving to operate in areas it has avoided so far, where it believes hostages are being held. This would endanger the hostages’ lives.
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