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The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth has revealed alarming details
about the Gaza peace agreement, saying that Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu set key conditions but made major concessions and hid the
truth from the public.

According to the paper, the basic conditions set by Netanyahu to end
the war ensured what it described as oa complete surrender to Hamaso.
However, Yedioth Ahronoth reported, oHamas was not disarmed, Gaza was
not demilitarised, and the territory was not cleared,o based on
documents that were reviewed.

The paper asked, oIf these conditions were essential, why did
Netanyahu give them up?o An intelligence source said, oThe agreement
is considered successful, but the concessions are extremely deep.o

The same source, who has close contact with the intelligence
community, the defence establishment, and the political level, added:
oThe public deserves honest answers to the key remaining questions,
which the government and NetanyahuAs campaign seem to be struggling to
answer.o

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20251013-yedioth-ahronoth-netanyahu-surrendered-to-hamas-hid-the-truth/


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On Mon, 13 Oct 2025 23:09:40 -0400, NefeshBarYochai wrote:

According to the paper, the basic conditions set by Netanyahu to end
the war ensured what it described as rCLa complete surrender to
HamasrCY. However, Yedioth Ahronoth reported, rCLHamas was not disarmed,
Gaza was not demilitarised, and the territory was not cleared,rCY
based on documents that were reviewed.

The paper asked, rCLIf these conditions were essential, why did
Netanyahu give them up?rCY

Because they were impossible goals to achieve, anyway. It was clear
fairly early on that such proclamations from Butcher Bibi and his partners-in-war-crimes, both in Efc<Efc# and Efc|Efc+, were more about macho chest-beating than an actual military strategy. Remember all the talk
about flooding the tunnels with seawater? That would have been an act
of sheer desperation, an act of futility if the aim was to defeat
Hamas. Thankfully, the idea was abandoned, so cooler heads were able
to prevail, at least to some extent.
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