A year after the ceasefire: Gaza citizens held hostage in Netanyahu's election campaign

▪️ Exclusive report by a Tasnim reporter in the Gaza Strip

🔹 A year has passed since the cease-fire agreement between Hamas and the Israeli regime, an agreement that was never realized in reality - not even for one day. Although it was signed on paper, all it brought to the oppressed and suffering residents of Gaza was counting the dead one after the other.

🔹 "Issa Sadallah", a Palestinian analyst based in Gaza, believes that the intensification of Israeli attacks on Gaza is closely related to Israel's elections, especially in light of the fact that Netanyahu's chances of winning, along with his far-right coalition, have decreased.

🔹 According to many analysts and observers, Netanyahu aims to ward off the threat of political collapse by igniting the war fronts. In doing so, he seeks to win over his far-right allies in the coalition government, while keeping the citizens of Gaza hostage in his bloody election campaign.

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