‘israel’ cancelling Rafah invasion plans?

Alameen Templeton

Spring has sprung, the grass is rizz, and signs of ceasefire are breaking out in Gaza like a welcome change of season as “israel” starts cancelling Rafah invasion plans.

The Nazi state has started discharging reservists it had called up for its threatened Rafah atrocity – the surest green shoot so far reinforcing rumours of a nascent peace deal emerging.

Yedioth Ahronoth  Thursday however says “Israeli” prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is threatening a Rafah mass murder even if a peace deal is signed.

Hamas has threatened to halt all negotiations if the attack begins.

Yedioth said Netanyahu told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken Wednesday that any agreement that includes “israel” ending the genocide will be rejected. But it said that the occupation was open talks on a prolonged ceasefire.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu continues to insist on “absolute victory”, which has been laughed off by “Israelis” and experts as out of reach, even unachievable.

Israel Ziv, the former head of operations in the occupation army, said Tuesday  an invasion of Rafah served “no strategic advantage,” warning “israel has no international credit” to carry out such an attack.

“If there are 100 civilian casualties, Israel will be judged legally, as if they were 1,000, or even 100,000, in terms of severity,” Ziv said.