Analysts of the Zionist regime: Netanyahu is in the weakest possible situation

According to Mehr news agency, quoted by Al Jazeera, experts and analysts of the Zionist regime believe that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to convince the public opinion of the Zionists about the positive approach of the ceasefire and exchange of prisoners, which he himself seems to believe in. It doesn't happen.

Tamer al-Mashal, a journalist and analyst of the Zionist regime, says that the Zionist regime prevented the resistance from carrying out the first phase of the exchange by not creating peace in the field two days before the implementation of the agreement.

He clarified that the first stage of the exchange includes the release of 33 Zionist prisoners, which includes, in order of priority, civilian women and military women and men and the bodies of the deceased. For every Zionist female prisoner, 30 Palestinian female prisoners must be freed, and for every military female prisoner, 30 Palestinian female prisoners and 20 prisoners with high sentences must be freed.

Al-Mashal says that the resistance opposes the idea of ​​exchanging the bodies of the dead prisoners and will hand over the bodies of the Zionist prisoners in exchange for the release of all women and children detained after October 7, 2023.

Mohand Mustafa, an expert on the issues of the Zionist regime, also believes that Netanyahu seems to be in his weakest and most fragile state since entering the world of politics.

Mustafa adds: Netanyahu appeared very weak in his speech and was trying to convince the Zionist public to accept an agreement that everyone knows he does not accept and was forced to accept due to internal and external pressures.

Al Jazeera reporter Elias Karam adds that during Netanyahu's speech, thousands of people gathered in Tel Aviv and demanded the immediate implementation of the exchange of prisoners and a ceasefire and an agreement on it in the second phase, and they are worried that Netanyahu wants to fail the second phase. .

Mohand Mustafa considers the failure of the agreement in the second stage unlikely and believes that although Netanyahu is trying to do this, the Zionist regime believes that if this happens, tensions will increase in the West Bank. This is an issue that the head of Shabak also mentioned in the meeting to ratify the ceasefire agreement.

Saeed Ziyad, another expert on political issues, believes that Netanyahu cannot announce the end of the war in Gaza, because doing so will cause him to be caught in court.