Zionist regime threatened to spread the scope of war in Gaza

‌The Israeli newspaper Israel Hume threatened to expand the war in the Gaza Strip if there is no progress in reconciliation negotiations in the next two weeks, according to the Mehr News Agency quoting Al -Jazeera Network.

The report, meanwhile, stated that the expansion of the war in Gaza requires more mobilization of the army reserve forces.

Meanwhile, the Zionist cabinet chief Yaire Lapid said the cabinet imposes more responsibilities on the reserve forces rather than sending Haridim elements to military service.

The Hebrew newspaper Yadiut Aharonot also stated that the Zionist army is in place a amendment that, due to a shortage of power, requires military troops to stay in the army after completing their normal duty. This directive requires ordinary troops to serve in the military for another four months.

The Israeli army has said that due to the current war and the failure to recruit the “Haidi” religious Jews, there are almost three forces. The army has also noted that reserve soldiers have served for almost 5 consecutive days.

The Hebrew -language newspaper also revealed that senior Zionist officials are seeking to eliminate Qatar from the interference in the process of reconciliation and believe that cooperation with Egypt should continue.

Officials have claimed that Qatar's intervention helps Hamas to increase the demands of demands in negotiations for the release of Israeli prisoners.

Meanwhile, with the Israeli military's tiredness and tiredness of the war, Zionist government ministers are trying to target their attacks with the support of the Prime Minister.

The newspaper also said that not only has the talks been halted, but the Israeli army has waged a war against an organization that has a great deal of experience in guerrilla wars.

According to the newspaper, senior Israeli officials believe that the continuation of the negotiations is only more appropriate with Egypt's mediation, and that Tel Aviv could only be closer to the fulfillment of its demands through Egypt.