How Netanyahu Negotiates with Hamas

Read this carefully. This is the charade that Netanyahu has been engaging in with the fake peace negotiations all this time. See? The whole “peace negotiations” thing has been fake all along! Nothing but bullshit! And everyone’s been falling for it. Pathetic!

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Opposition leader Yair Lapid got a phone call this week from an Egyptian official close to President Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi.

Can you explain to me what's going on over there?

The official asked.

What are you talking about?

Lapid asked.

What you call the 'Witkoff plan' and what we call the 'Netanyahu plan,' because it was his idea from the very start – the whole idea of a partial deal, the return of 10 living hostages and 18 dead ones and the 60 days of negotiations about the rest, it was all dictated by Netanyahu. Witkoff presented it so it wouldn't appear that Hamas was accepting what Netanyahu is demanding.

The Egyptian answered.

Okay, so?

Lapid said.

So we went with it to Hamas, made them sign it and since then Netanyahu has disappeared.

TTe Egyptian answered.

What do you mean by disappeared,

Lapid asked.

"Exactly what it sounds like. It's been two weeks and we haven't been able to reach his office. Your negotiating team tells us that they were told to sit at home and wait. And now we read in the media that your prime minister rejects a phased deal and insists on a comprehensive one. So we're wondering, are you aware that Netanyahu decided to kill his own plan?

The official said.

As we all know, this isn't the first time Netanyahu has shied away from something he himself proposed. This was also the case in June 2024 with the plan he showed the war cabinet, which was presented by then-U.S. President Joe Biden. If Donald Trump hadn't been elected six months later, forcing Netanyahu to agree to the release of 33 hostages, they would still be there.

This is Netanyahu. Deceiving everyone. He builds hopes with one side of his mouth and crushes them with the other, impervious to the suffering of the hostages' families.

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