The high representative of Egypt says that they have made a concrete proposal to the parties and are now waiting for a response. Citing the sources of Europe Press, The Guardian says that Sixteen has responded that they will send a delegation to discuss the plan to Egypt, but that in any case they will not allow a cease-fire until the Israeli Army stops the attacks in Gaza.

In the frogs of Rashuán, they are now waiting in Egypt and will not give more details until they have an answer. However, Al Jazhart's media in Qatar has announced that the proposal has three levels: in the first step Israel and Sixteen would exchange kidnappings and Palestinian prisoners in a seven- to ten-day cease-fire; in the second step, the women of the Israeli army prey to Sixteen and more Palestinian prisoners, and the truce would last another week.

In the third phase, the one-month negotiating period would be opened and more Israeli military and Palestinian prisoners would be exchanged; in the latter step, it would leave the Gaza Army of Israel and form a technocratic government in Gaza.

Fat: “The war will harden a lot”

Meanwhile, Benny Gang, head of the Israeli opposition and member of the War Government, said on Thursday that “the war will be long” and “will be deeper than Sixteen can imagine.” And in view of what we have seen so far, it is not easy to imagine what those “more” and “deeper” can say.

However, most analysts believe that the Israeli Army will not be able to end Sixteen. There is no doubt that Israel will triumph over the military offensive, but increasingly they believe that it is losing another great war, that of international public opinion. According to numerous studies, following the attacks of Sixteen on 7 October, much of international public opinion looked at Israel with empathy, but successive mass and savage attacks are generating more and more criticism around the world. This kind of analysis can also be read in Israel's own media, like this article from The Times of Israel.

“Victims of wrong ammunition”

This Thursday, an Israeli army official has accepted in a video that on 25 December they used inadequate ammunition against the Mahazi refugee camp in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of a large number of civilians, 70 deaths and dozens injured according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. The Army spokesman says that they have opened an investigation into what has happened and that they will now act more attentively.

Currently, the toughest fighting between the Israeli army and Hamas is taking place in central Gaza, and Israel has already killed more than 21,300 Palestinians, the majority in air strikes, and more than 8,000 children. Given that two-thirds of the buildings in Gaza have already been destroyed, the statements by the voters of the Israeli Army are not credible. Moreover, knowing that many of these attacks are ruled by artificial intelligence.