A major leak of the war in Gaza has claimed that a spy secretly changed the terms of Israel's cease-fire agreement with Hamas, triggering the Israeli bombardment of Rafah. CNN cited a negotiator who took part in the talks that took place about a month ago and who reported that Egyptian Ahmed Abdel Khalek is the person responsible for the new bloodline. “Khalek works for Abbas Kamel who is the head of Egypt's general intelligence service,” the report said, noting that he “secretly changed the terms agreed to by Israel, which would have stopped hostilities for a while.” Business Insider added that if the deal were to go through, Hamas would release some Israeli hostages in exchange for Israel releasing some Palestinians from prison. There would also be a temporary cessation of fighting and a crossing of the US line, which is pressuring Tel Aviv to […]
Source: News Beast
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