They are almost no longer news bombings Israelis on Strip, such is the frequency. The Palestinian Agency Wafa reports the killing of 34 people in the latest raids; 26 to Rafah: it has become the epicenter of powerful tensions – even at an international level – due to the fear ground operation Israeli. Dossier also relevant in negotiated underway in Cairo. The latest proposal, which Jewish state he helped formulate – but which he has not yet accepted, as on the other hand Hamas -, would involve two phases: first the liberation of at least 20 hostages in 3 weeksin exchange for an unspecified number of Palestinian prisoners; then a cease-fire Of 10 weeks, during which the belligerents would agree on a larger release of hostages and a prolonged pause in the fighting. The first feedback does not bode well. There Islamic faction – whose delegation left theEgypt announcing a answer written – has already made it known that the draft agreement does not reflect some of its own conditions. In fact, it seems that the military wing insists on an explicit reference to end from the war; otherwise risking being swept away. But this is precisely the declared objective of Netanyahu. “We will enter Rafah and we will annihilate all the Hamas battalions present there – he thundered -, with or without a agreementto obtain the total victory”. The Premier certainly doesn’t lack clarity; who seems not to care about the irritation of his overseas ally. Even in the last few hours theBiden Administration he reiterated his own opposition to an act of force on the Palestinian border city: where hundreds of thousands would have found refuge displaced. It is clear that the Superpower intends to do everything possible to avoid being involved in aescalation with unknown outcomes. Hence the umpteenth stage in Israel For Blinken; tomorrow the meeting with Netanyahu. According to rumors, possible recipient – together with the Minister Gallantet al boss from the armed forces – of a possible arrest warrant on the part of International Criminal Court. The Prime Minister’s comments were very harsh. It would be one “scandal on a historic scale,” “an anti-Semitic hate crime” – he said -; denying however any authority of the Hague tribunal on their country. Investigators of the Court, however – according to the Reuters –, they would have already collected testimonials between the staff of the two largest hospitals of Gaza; regarding possible war crimes.
