A Hamas leader and Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu both signalled that they might be close to reaching an agreement on Hamas releasing hostages in exchange for a short ceasefire. Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas’s senior political leader based in Qatar, said Hamas officials are “approaching a truce agreement” with Israel. Netanyahu said Israel was working on a hostage deal and that he hoped “we will have good news soon.”

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Zionist officials have called 7 Oct there 9/11 as Hamas and other resistance groups launched an operation from the land, sea and air against ‘Israel’. Hamas fighters made it 15 miles into the Jewish entity taking over military bases, police stations and many hostages. The audacious invasion shocked ‘Israel’ with many trying to board flights out of ‘Israel’.