Former senior Shin Bet investigator, who interrogated Hamas chief Sinwar for over 150 hours, makes the case for limiting concessions to the terror group over hostage negotiations.
The official explained that this is the first time since the current round of negotiations started that the negotiating team has more specific positions and discretion to finalize a variety of items.
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Israel wanted to shake up the situation by making Gaza Chief Yahya Sinwar and Deif nervous that if the IDF could get to Issa, he could also get to them.
The sources also said that UNRWA could be replaced with the World Food Program.
Sinwar is taking a hawkish stance, wishing to extort more concessions from Israel, while Haniyeh is willing to concede to a six-week pause.
Escapees include nephews and nieces of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, and according to the list obtained by N12, the children of Sinwar's sister were smuggled through the Rafah crossing only recently.
Palestinian sources claimed that the decision to attack was made solely by five Hamas leaders, among whom were Sinwar.
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