Israeli Broadcasting Authority revealed on Friday that the head of the Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, has an "organized plan" to end the Israeli aggression on the region, which has been ongoing since October 7. The authority, citing an unspecified source, stated that the plan "includes the withdrawal of Israeli military forces as part of a long-term ceasefire agreement, keeping some Israeli captives as a bargaining chip for the future."
According to the Hebrew authority, the source claimed that "Sinwar operates under the assumption that the first ceasefire did not yield satisfactory results for Hamas, and therefore he insists on an Israeli withdrawal from the occupied neighborhoods in Gaza and a long-term ceasefire." The source noted that Sinwar's demands within the mentioned plan "are much more than what Israel is offering to Hamas."
Additionally, "Sinwar believes that the withdrawal of Israeli ground forces from the cities in northern and southern Gaza will partially restore his ability to lead and control the areas already occupied by Israel," according to the Israeli Broadcasting Authority. The source continued, "Israelis interpret the reality in the opposite way, while Sinwar is not disconnected from reality."
