Last week, Hamas announced that it agrees with the Biden outline for the ceasefire. To his agreement, the organization attached a note sheet in the spirit of the words of the American president who said in his speech that even if the negotiations to end the war do not achieve results, the negotiations will not stop. This point in Biden's speech does not correspond to the basics of the Israeli proposal which left the clause of the cessation of war ambiguous. A source close to Hamas in the Fatah organization, said that Hamas claims that it did not change the agreement regarding which it replied in the affirmative, but rather attached a separate sheet of comments to it, see in the article the comments that the Nazi Islamic organization attached to its agreement. We do not know if these are all the comments, or if the detail below is partial.

 By Mati Cohen

1. Hassan Nasrallah encourages Hamas to continue its attacks on the IDF. A Palestinian source said that the Lebanese oppressor suggested that Hamas ask for a guarantee from Russia, instead of the guarantee it is asking from the US. 

   
   

   In our opinion, this proposal is coordinated with Russia, whose army conducted a joint exercise with the Syrian army last week. Reuters reported on the expected exercise on June 4, and the Syrian News Agency reported on June 6 that the exercise had begun. Hamas is now threatening through the leak the encouragement given to it by Nasrallah, as well as that it may demand a guarantee from Russia in accordance with Nasrallah's advice, if it is not given an American guarantee. In our opinion, this move expresses the difficult situation of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, which is also reflected in Nasrallah's encouraging message towards it. Nasrallah, according to the analysis of the news, is aware of the situation of Hamas, and as a result of this awareness encourages the Islamic Nazi organization from Gaza.

   The current statements of Hamas through the source in Fatah, are a continuation of the exercise that the organization did in its answer regarding the ceasefire: the organization gave a positive answer to the Biden outline, as we reported that it would do on June 2, but it attached to the outline file a page with the following comments: 1. An unequivocal demand for an American guarantee to end the war (with a direct connection to Biden's speech) 2. Israeli withdrawal from the Philadelphy axis 3. Israel's withdrawal from the Rafah crossing 4. Dismantling the military infrastructure in the Netzarim axis 5. Opening all the crossings. These comments are additional to the comments we published here last week: 1. An unequivocal answer regarding the release of Marwan Barghouti and Hassan Salama 2. When will the Israeli withdrawal from each of the areas from which the IDF will withdraw 3. Exact dates for the release of the Palestinian prisoners and negotiations to complete this section 4. Details of the Israeli veto regarding prisoners 5 Where will the Palestinian prisoners be released (to the West Bank, to Gaza, abroad) and negotiations to complete this section.

   The Palestinian source clarifies that the encouragement Hamas received from Nasrallah also stems from the messages leaking from the Israeli leadership according to which Israel cannot fight on two or more fronts at the same time. These messages, which clearly contradict the Israeli security DNA that has been fighting simultaneously in many arenas since the dawn of the establishment of the State of Israel, give Sinwar the feeling that he has a chance to come out of the campaign undefeated, and they even deepen Nasrallah's arrogance.