With increasing international and domestic pressure, negotiations for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire have entered a critical stage. Hamas has agreed to form an independent committee to govern Gaza, while regional mediators are striving to reach a final agreement. Meanwhile, internal protests in the occupied territories against Netanyahu have intensified, demanding the return of prisoners.
The second phase of the ceasefire between the Israeli regime and Hamas remains uncertain. Hardliners’ opposition, fears of Hamas gaining strength, and concerns over Netanyahu’s government collapse have stalled negotiations. While signs suggest Israeli preparations for renewed war, political and regional constraints make it difficult for the occupation to proceed.
During six rounds of prisoner exchanges between Hamas and Israel, the group reinforced its psychological warfare by presenting symbolic gifts to released Israeli captives, such as an hourglass and a gold ring. The display of weapons seized from the occupying army was also part of this strategy. These actions not only influenced public perception but also served as a propaganda tool to showcase the strength of the resistance against Israeli occupation.
Amidst the Zionist regime and Zionist lobbies in various Western countries striving to destroy the Palestinians and the ideology of resistance, the foremost priority for Palestine and its people is to implement a comprehensive plan for the unity of the Palestinian nation.
Before the expansion of cyberspace and increased public awareness, the Zionist regime sought to gain global credibility and legitimacy through active participation in international sports competitions. However, today, with the fact that every athlete of the Zionist regime was a permanent or reserve member of the regime's army and somehow played a role in the killing of the Palestinian people, international opposition to this regime is increasing, even in the sports arena. It can be said that the Zionist regime's sportswashing policy has failed.
