If the agreement is approved by the government and the Israeli Supreme Court, Israel and the Palestinian radical Hamas movement could begin a hostage exchange on November 23. This was stated by Mark Regev, senior advisor to the Israeli Prime Minister, in an interview with the British television channel. Weather.
Regev noted that government negotiations are still ongoing and final approval must be obtained. A vote on this issue could take place within one to two hours of the full government meeting. He also stated that relatives of Israeli victims have the right to appeal to the Israeli Supreme Court and challenge the release of those found guilty of killing their loved ones.
Regev emphasized that the Israeli Supreme Court is an independent government body and has not previously overturned government decisions in similar cases. If the agreement is approved, the Supreme Court will consider the objections within 24 hours. If the court approves, the hostage exchange could begin on Thursday. Regev expressed his hope that people could return to their homes as soon as possible.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu statedIt was stated that Israel was preparing to make a “difficult but necessary decision” regarding the release of hostages held by Palestinian radicals in Gaza.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu promised to destroy It is Hamas.