The former head of the Zionist regime's prisoner department exposed Netanyahu

Yaron Bloom, the former head of Israel's prisoner affairs department, said he disagreed with Netanyahu's claim that Hamas was not serious about the negotiations :

We saw two Hamas representatives go to Cairo, and the movement is trying to achieve a permanent ceasefire, but Israel doesn't want that.

In recent days, Hamas and Egyptian and Qatari mediators have stressed that a ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement exists in Gaza, but that the Zionist regime's cabinet for some reason does not want the agreement to go through.

Regional observers believe that Netanyahu views continuing the war against Gaza as his only option for political survival and believes that if the war ends, his ouster and even a trial will be key due to the numerous failures in the Gaza war.

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Anadolu:

The Spanish and Irish prime ministers discussed recognizing Palestinian statehood on Monday, as the Israeli military warned tens of thousands of people in the southern Gaza city of Rafah to evacuate.

Irish leader Simon Harris posted on X that both leaders are “eager to make progress on this very shortly” and “remain in close contact.”

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez emphasized on social media that a two-state solution is the “only way to achieve a future of peace, security and stability in the region.”

Sanchez later said he conversed with Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani about the situation in Palestine.

"I shared my concern about a possible Israeli operation in Rafah with the emir," Sanchez posted on X, adding that he thanked the Qatari leader for the nation's mediating role between Hamas and Israel.

"Spain is committed to any work that aims at achieving a just and lasting peace in the region through the two-state solution and mutual recognition," he said.

Meanwhile, without referring directly to the evacuation of Palestinians in Rafah, Spain’s Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said he will meet his American counterpart Antony Blinken on Friday.

Speaking at a talk hosted by Europa Press and McKinsey, Albares said he will discuss the situation in Ukraine and Gaza with Blinken. “Because the government of Spain defends exactly the same principles in Ukraine as in the Middle East — we want a return to peace, but a peace that is just and that fits within the charter of the United Nations.”

I am glad he decided not to quit.

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Zeteo:

A group of influential Republican senators has sent a letter to International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Karim Khan, warning him not to issue international arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials, and threatening him with “severe sanctions” if he does so.

In a terse, one-page letter obtained exclusively by Zeteo, and signed by 12 GOP senators, including Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Florida’s Marco Rubio, and Ted Cruz of Texas, Khan is informed that any attempt by the ICC to hold Netanyahu and his colleagues to account for their actions in Gaza will be interpreted “not only as a threat to Israel’s sovereignty but to the sovereignty of the United States.”

You would think thuggish letters like this one would have no room in politics…. The US is a rogue state.

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Yemeni Security Services released video confessions of the group of 18 spies (the so-called "Force 400") that was caught spying for America and "israel" in western Yemen.

The spies confessed to being recruited to carry out intelligence, sabotage, and surveillance tasks such as monitoring missile, drone, and ship launch sites so that they could be targeted by American-British warplanes, under the leadership of the wanted spy Ammar Afash.

Spy Mohammed Mahnish said that he would relay information about missiles, drones, tanks, and sites when Ansarallah was targeting "israeli" ships, using a coded language (i.e "bees" to refer to drones and "cows" for tanks). They were also asked to monitor the increase in the number of new fighters to the Yemeni Armed Forces and the people's acceptance of them.

The spies were recruited at various times, some as early as October and some in December, according to their confessions. Spy Yusser Wahban said that he was paid 300 Saudi Riyals ($80 USD) to sell out his people.

Lieutenant General Al-Ruwaishan confirmed that the enemy's targeting of the internal front will fail in the face of the people's awareness and cohesion with the Yemeni Armed Forces, stressing that they are still working to reach enemy cells, with more to be announced soon. He affirmed that Yemen's position towards Palestine is unaffected by these security conspiracies.

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