Netanyahu's Excuse for Violating the Gaza Ceasefire

Zionist media outlets have revealed in reports that Netanyahu is desperately trying to sabotage the Gaza ceasefire agreement by any means possible.

News ID: 85740

Date: 17 February 2025 - 08:58

TEHRAN (Defapress) - In a situation where another stage of prisoner exchange between the Zionist regime and the Hamas movement took place this Saturday, the breaches and obstructions by Tel Aviv in adhering to the terms of the Gaza ceasefire agreement are so clear and evident that yesterday, Zionist media reported on Netanyahu's efforts to sabotage the second stage of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

However, the story of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, attempting to derail the second stage of the Gaza ceasefire agreement took on a serious tone when Ronin Bergman, a security expert of the Zionist regime, wrote in an article published in the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper that Netanyahu uses "circumvention, lies, and double games" to sabotage the second stage of the agreement.

On the other hand, some other security sources within the Zionist regime stated that Netanyahu, along with a number of his associates, is using a barrage of lies and distortions to taint public opinion within the occupied Palestinian territories, subsequently accusing Hamas of violating the terms of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, and ultimately reigniting the war in Gaza.

Based on news and reports recently published in Zionist circles and media, Netanyahu is so insistent on sabotaging the second stage of the Gaza ceasefire that he is even willing to sacrifice the lives of the remaining Israeli captives held by Hamas; an issue that indicates the Zionist regime had no interest in the Gaza ceasefire agreement from the beginning and is solely focused on continuing the Gaza war.

Meanwhile, Yair Golan, the head of the Democratic Party, in an analytical report on the events of recent days and weeks in the occupied Palestinian territories, explicitly addressed the fact that not only Netanyahu personally but his entire cabinet are strenuously working to ensure that the second stage of the ceasefire agreement between "Israel" and Hamas fails by any means necessary.

However, there is ample evidence suggesting that Netanyahu is seeking the failure of the second stage of the Gaza ceasefire, including the Zionist regime's obstruction in issuing permits for bringing trailers into Gaza. Al Jazeera reported that the Zionist regime has prevented the entry of trailers and heavy equipment into the Gaza Strip; an issue that, given Tel Aviv's commitments and obligations to adhere to the terms of the Gaza ceasefire, indicates sabotage and obstruction by the Zionist regime.

On the other hand, Avi Issacharoff, a Zionist analyst, by reviewing and analyzing the actions taken so far by the Zionist regime in the process of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, stated that there is a strong possibility that Tel Aviv will not enter the second stage of negotiations. Accordingly, we see that the Zionist regime, by preventing the entry of trailers into Gaza, is using this as leverage against Hamas and the people of Gaza.

Another important issue is that several weeks after the ceasefire agreement between the Zionist regime and the Hamas movement, whispers within the occupied Palestinian territories have increasingly strengthened the notion that Netanyahu and his cabinet are more focused on remaining and preserving themselves in the political world and maintaining their power than on the lives of Israeli captives. Even some internal circles within the Zionist regime believe that the leaders and officials of "Israel" are willing to do anything to achieve their goals.

Finally, as the evidence and appearances suggest, Netanyahu is seeking the failure of the second stage of the Gaza ceasefire, and this plan will certainly have serious consequences for the stability of the region and the international standing of the Zionist regime, increasingly isolating this occupying and illegitimate regime in the region and the world day by day.